The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has introduced significant changes to how businesses manage their forklift fleets. These regulations aim to reduce emissions and improve operational efficiency across the state. If you're a warehouse manager or fleet owner in the Inland Empire, here's what you need to know.
CARB is pushing businesses to adopt zero-emission forklifts, with the following key dates to keep in mind:
The shift to zero-emission forklifts means that businesses must start planning their transition now to avoid disruptions in the future.
Switching to electric forklifts isn't just a one-time investment—it requires strategic planning:
At Precision Material Handling (PMH), we’re committed to providing up-to-date information and solutions that align with these regulatory changes, helping our clients navigate the complexities of transitioning to zero-emission forklifts.
citations and information gathered and can be referenced below:
California Air Resources Board, CARB Regulations for Forklifts
U.S. Department of Energy, Infrastructure Planning for Electric Fleets
OSHA Forklift Standards, Electric Forklift Safety
Forklift & Handling Magazine, Forklift Fleet Optimization
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Workforce Development for Electric Equipment
CARB, Zero-Emission Workforce Training Programs
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Fuel Efficiency in Electric Equipment
California Incentive Programs for Zero-Emission Equipment, Funding Opportunities
Statista, U.S. Forklift Market Growth
Industry Insights Report, Material Handling Growth