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Combilift Safer Handling


June 9th is National Forklift Safety Day in the UK and North America – an initiative to promote a safer working environment for all those who work with, on or near forklift trucks.

Since Combilift was established, a cornerstone of the company’s design philosophy has been to supply innovative handling solutions that reduce risk and prevent accidents. As well as enabling space saving and productive handling of loads of various sizes and dimensions, more secure and safer handling is cited by many customers as the reason why they opted for a Combilift product over other types of forklifts.

Our commitment to this has also been recognised by industry associations such as the Forklift Truck Association (FLTA) and British Industrial Truck Association (BITA), from whom we have received safety awards for our models or features that we have developed and incorporated into our products. To mark the National Forklift Safety Day this year we will be taking a closer look at some of our individual models and explain how they contribute to enhanced safety procedures in the warehouse, production facilities and for loading and offloading raw materials and finished products. And you can also hear from some of our satisfied customers too.

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