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12a Engwena Road, Sebenza, Gauteng. Poorly trained drivers. Training is the first step in forklift safety. Not knowing how the forklift works. FMH Material Handling Solutions is a Commercial Equipment dealership with 3 locations: Albuquerque, NM, Denver, CO & El Paso, TX. We offer new and pre-owned Forklift Trucks, Pallet Jacks, Loading Dock Equipment, Shelving, and Pallet Racks from manufacturers such as Cascade, Caterpillar, Crown, Clark, Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks, and Doosan. We also offer financing, service, parts, and rentals.
Lithium batteries reduce labor costs and improve forklift efficiency and uptime. Select your battery from over 600 options for any make and model of lift truck. Forget about maintenance and focus on operations.
Our Products
We are the US manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries for the material handling industry, including all makes and models of lift trucks (Class I, II, and III), ground support equipment, aerial lifts, and more. OneCharge manufactures a Li-ion battery for every forklift.
OneCharge’s practical expertise leads the way in the industrial lithium-ion battery market. Our engineering excellence allows us to manufacture the largest product line of lithium-ion batteries for the material handling industry on the market — 600 and counting. All models are supported by the proprietary OneCharge advanced battery data management system. Our lithium-ion batteries are tailored to forklifts’ use in a wide range of industries, including food and beverage; paper, pulp, and forest products; industrial manufacturing; distribution and logistics; retail; consumer goods; and utilities. OneCharge Li-ion batteries are unmatched in reliability, and our responsive network of national service coverage allows you to forget about the batteries and focus on operations.
OneCharge is more than just a manufacturer — our partners know us for always going the extra mile to meet the customer’s needs and support our dealers. We have helped businesses all across the Americas transition from diesel, LPG, and traditional lead-acid batteries to the more technologically advanced, more economic, and safer lithium power. Whether you’re a longtime lithium-ion battery user or still considering the switch, OneCharge can provide you with a tailored power solution.
Recent News
The Launch of the AMERICAN STANDARD and 4500 PALLET JACK Series Industrial Lithium Batteries
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Client Reviews
OneCharge is a plug-and-play solution … providing robust and advanced methods of motive power.
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Steven LaFevers
Vice President, Motive Power & Telematics, Hyster and Yale Group, USA.
We were wowed with the benefits of Li-ion, and OneCharge Batteries totally met our expectations.
Randy Long
Forklift Fleet Manager, Allan Brothers
Papé Material Handling has represented One Charge lithium batteries for over 3 years and feel their industry experience, customer service, product offering, and quality make them the best lithium choice for our customers. Teamed with our years of motive power expertise makes selecting OneCharge from Papé Motive Power a safe choice for your lithium-ion energy needs.
Brian Harris
Director of Sales and Rental at Papé Material Handling
OneCharge [is an] optimum combination of performance, reliability and safety.
Niall Crehan
US VP of Sales, Combilift
OneCharge Batteries ensured the switch to Li-ion was smooth and caused no interruption to Standard Distributing operations. On top of minimizing downtime during shifts, we finally got rid of the lead-acid batteries' daily maintenance and messy charging area. Both are simply not needed with OneCharge Li-ion batteries.
Mike Tielleman
Warehouse Manager at Standard Distributing Co Inc.
“OneCharge batteries are remarkably reliable and can stand much more abuse, and need much less attention compared to lead-acid.”
Allen Grady
Equipment Maintenance Manager
Switching from lead-acid batteries to OneCharge Li-ion let us focus on our patients and not our batteries!
Joshua Rodriguez
Warehouse Supervisor
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What’s nice about lithium batteries is that there is no memory effect! You can randomly charge it at 90% or at 10% (SOC).
Bill Harlow
Director of Global Distribution and Warehousing
Before each shift, examine forklifts for safety purposes.
- Avoid operating a vehicle that requires maintenance or repair (which should be provided by the respective qualified experts).
- Inform the shift supervisor of any identified issues, problems, questions, or concerns.
Forklifts operate uniquely; since they steer from the rear, the back of the vehicle needs a wide sweep to turn.
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Never leave an operating forklift unattended. In fact, leaving keys in an unattended forklift (or, thus, leaving on the ignition of this vehicle) is illegal, and has dire consequences as a safety hazard, even without the actual occurrence of an accident.
Know and never exceed the lifting capacity of the forklift.
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Work-site rules and regulations must be adhered to.
Keep hands and feet away from the cross members of the mast— should the mast be lowered and catch your hand, you’ll suffer from serious injury.
Forklifts need to be refuelled— after, of course, they’ve been turned off—at designated and well-ventilated locations.
Forklifts which are not in use should be carefully parked, with the parking brake applied.
As the operator of a forklift, you must receive thorough forklift safety training and certification before being entrusted with the heavy machinery.
Forklift Handling Procedure
Be alert and attentive to your surrounding environment at all times with these forklift safety tips:
- Avoid hazards on the floor; slippery or unstable surfaces, bumps, holes, etc.
- Driving over small, scattered hazards (like shards of wood) may make the load shift and
topple, or knock you out of place (and out of control)
- Driving over small, scattered hazards (like shards of wood) may make the load shift and
- Direct your forklift forward when driving up ramps, but go downhill in reverse.
- Don’t load/unload on the ramp.
- Alert others of your coming with a horn or your voice.
- Keep a safe distance from people and from other trucks
- Stop only when you have enough space to pause safely.
- Note any changes to your operating environment.
Ensure that you are in complete control of the vehicle.
Stay in the operator’s seat, and keep your body within the frame of the vehicle at all times.
Wear your seat belt for protection case the vehicle topples; if that’s the case, the frame will offer sufficient protection (along with the seatbelt!).
Never allow unauthorized people to drive or otherwise operate the forklift.
Stick to the appropriate dress code:
- Mandatory safety gear (hi-visibility jacket, sturdy footgear, hard-hats)
- Tight clothing that can’t be caught in gears or controls
Never operate with wet or greasy hands or shoes. You could easily slide or slip and cause an accident.