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“A Family Tradition”

IMPO; details some of Raymond’s rich history, with several experts discussing how the company has evolved over the years.

"For DCs, the (hiring) heat is on"

DC Velocity; In this story about Amazon’s fulfillment center growth, Jim O’Brien, VP of Telematics at Raymond, talks about having a dealer network to support busy in-house technicians who provide repair and maintenance services

"How forklifts & batteries keep the industry moving forward"

Refrigerated & Frozen Foods; experts discuss how to use data to be more intelligent, the industry progress that automation creates, and the important role batteries play in moving the industry forward

“Affordability helps further telematics usage within beverage market”

Modern Materials Handling; John Rosenberger, manager of Global Telematics at Raymond, discusses why the market for telematics continues to grow, and how telematics can be integrated with a variety of equipment

"Training basics using advanced technology"

DC Velocity; Effective training, including new methods using advanced technologies, can improve operator safety, decrease product damage and maintenance costs, improve worker productivity and customer satisfaction, and extend equipment life

“Three Individuals Making an Impact”

MHI Solutions; recognizes Raymond assembly operations manager Pete Saladis as the 2017 MHI YPN Award Winner.

"Sidney seniors develop GoPro mount with help of Raymond Corporation"

WIVT Channel 34; Raymond engineers played an integral role in the local Sidney High School Project Lead the Way program engineering students’ capstone project

“MRO Technician Spotlight: Derek Ingram, Carolina Handling”

Modern Materials Handling; Derek Ingram discusses his life as a technician, his appreciation for the field and what he has learned throughout his career. As a team leader, he now shares his passion, work ethic and experience with those he mentors

"Safer by Design"

DC Velocity; Discusses the proactive measures Raymond has taken to incorporate preventative features into their trucks. Features like the iWAREHOUSE integrated display and the new virtual reality training simulator use cutting-edge technology to do this