Lift Truck Center, Inc.

06/17/2026

How do you know when your operation is ready for automation?

You don't need to automate everything (or anything) just because it's trendy. But if you're constantly short-staffed, seeing the same safety issues on repeat, or running out of space faster than you can expand - those are signs worth paying attention to.

We put together a checklist of five signals that automation might actually solve real problems in your facility. No hype, no pressure. Just practical indicators that it's time to have the conversation.

Read it here: https://www.ltcenter.com/is-automation-right-for-my-operation-5-signs-it-might-be-time/

Automation isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. And honestly, it's not the right move for every operation - at least not right now, and not in every area of

06/14/2026

Celebrating the Spirit of America 250 at this year's Wichita Riverfest parade! 🇺🇸

Lift Truck Center was proud to march alongside our company family: Murfin Inc., Murfin Drilling Company, Inc., Hurricane Services Inc and Murphy Tractor & Equipment Co., Inc.

This year’s celebration was even more special as Murfin celebrates 100 years of business. As we also honor America’s 250th anniversary, we’re reminded of the hardworking spirit that has driven our companies forward for generations.

Proud to be part of this amazing Wichita community!

06/12/2026

A great afternoon spent with the Lift Truck Center team!

Our employee BBQ brought everyone together for some good food and time to connect outside the shop and office. We appreciate all our employees who make this a great place to work every day.

06/09/2026

And that's a wrap on our National Forklift Safety Day series! 🎉

Over the past two weeks, we've shared tips, reminders, and real-world examples to help keep safety at the forefront of every operation.

Today, we celebrate National Forklift Safety Day and recognize everyone who plays a role in creating safer workplaces - from operators and supervisors to trainers and technicians.

Thank you for watching, sharing, and engaging with our series. Remember: safe habits don't end today, they continue every time a forklift starts up.

Stay safe, stay alert, and keep safety moving forward.

Toyota Forklift Industrial Truck Association

06/08/2026

Forklift safety isn’t a once-a-year conversation, it’s a daily standard.

With OSHA listing Powered Industrial Trucks as one of the most cited violations and hundreds of preventable incidents still happening every year, proper training isn’t optional - it’s essential.

Today's blog breaks down OSHA requirements, recertification rules, and why real safety comes from combining theory, hands-on training, and consistent evaluation.

Read it here: https://www.ltcenter.com/national-forklift-safety-day-2026/

Every year on the second Tuesday in June, workplaces across the country observe National Forklift Safety Day - an initiative established in 2014 by the

06/07/2026

This is why training matters.

As we recognize National Forklift Safety Day, take a moment to refresh your knowledge, reinforce safe habits, and stay aware on every shift.

Because the best incident is the one that never happens.

06/06/2026

Not every safety feature is visible - but some are working every second.

Toyota's System of Active Stability (SAS) and Active Mast Control (AMC) help enhance forklift stability and load handling, giving operators added confidence on the job.

While no technology replaces proper training and safe operation, advanced safety features can provide an extra layer of support when it matters most.

Smart technology. Safer operations.

06/05/2026

How many safety precautions can you spot? 👀🦺 Drop your count below!

Taking the right precautions can help prevent accidents, injuries, and downtime in the workplace.

06/04/2026

Confidence is a good thing. Overconfidence is where problems start.

One of the most important safety skills isn't learning something new, it's continuing to respect the things you've done a thousand times before.

06/03/2026

Did you know forklifts didn’t always include the safety features we see today?

In the 1960s, overhead guards and load backrests were introduced to better protect operators as warehouse operations evolved.

These innovations remain foundational to forklift safety standards today.