Toyota Material Handling

In the face of automation, operators should strive for safety and ignore “Old Fred.”

Toyota's sustainability effort has delivered the triple bottom line: lower costs, employee engagement and a cleaner environment

Toyota today announced Toyota Industrial Equipment Mfg., Inc. (TIEM), the Columbus, Ind. plant responsible for manufacturing the majority of Toyota lift trucks sold in the U.S., has named two new vice presidents.

With sales on the rise for the second consecutive year, the worldwide industrial lift truck market is revved up.

Today’s lift trucks offer more in the way of technology, power and performance than ever before. Here’s a look at the latest innovations available in today’s trucks.

Lift trucks have come a long way since their introduction in the materials handling arena in the 1920s. Today, they are smarter and stronger, and still the indispensable workhorses in our warehouses and distribution centers.

Toyota Industrial Equipment Mfg. (TIEM), a leading lift truck manufacturer, was awarded the Occupational Excellence Achievement Award by the National Safety Council.

As president of TIEM, Yamagishi is responsible for all aspects of the Columbus, Ind., plant, which manufactures the majority of Toyota lift trucks sold in North America.

If you think AGVs, or automatic guided vehicles, are a mature technology, think again. Since 2005, the industry has seen an unparalleled level of innovation.

Tired of throwing good money after bad, fleet managers are turning to training, technology, and dealer support to better understand when to replace, repair or retire.

Lift truck warranty now 12 months/2,000 hours including labor

Effective Oct. 1, the move is part of the corporation’s global strategy to focus on its material handling business.

A new program is available through participating Toyota U.S. dealers offers industry and safety training opportunities for veterans seeking a career as a forklift operator.

Based in Anchorage, All Pro Alaska, offer forklifts, warehouse equipment, parts, service and rentals throughout Alaska.

Efficient and reliable lift trucks perk up the supply chain.