Our industry is moving towards more connected and online systems, and with that comes updates to the technology and connectivity we implement with our partners and clients. Choosing a fleet management firm is not an easy task, but one thing that...
READ MOREPowering your fleet is a crucial asset to ensuring all your fleet management needs are taken care of and that your business operates efficiently. While industrial batteries are the most common form of power for your fleet, they can also be the...
READ MOREEvery business has been affected by the evolution of technology, but it’s the businesses that adapt to these changes and embrace new working methods that thrive in this new industry. As time moves forward the way we work changes, and in order to...
READ MOREAs we advance as a civilization we understand our impact on the earth more and more with each passing year. This is shown by countless organizations making the effort to reduce their carbon footprint and lower their emissions cost as they create...
READ MOREWhen a family needs to move across the country, large trucks are rented and filled. When mom or dad needs to take a weekend business trip, one suitcase and carry on will usually do, and it sure would be a waste of money and resources to rent a...
READ MOREIf you’ve ever had children, you understand the latent danger of Legos strewn about a living room floor or a plastic stegosaurus just waiting for a wayward bare foot to find them. Safety suffers when thing are where they do not belong or when...
READ MOREIf you manage or work with an MHE operation, you’re well aware that battery-powered industrial trucks are becoming more and more prevalent. Since safety and efficiency are paramount in any warehouse, it’s not a surprise that companies are excited...
READ MOREForklifts and powered industrial trucks (PITs) represent a costly investment because they require a large initial capital expenditure and cost thousands to keep running. While they are an indispensable piece of equipment for the enterprises...
READ MOREIf you manage a warehouse or have experience working with MHEs, pallets are as common to you as stop signs or silverware. But, just because you can tell a butter knife from a steak knife doesn’t mean you can’t hurt yourself, or someone else, if...
READ MOREManaging an operation that involves large pieces of machinery, like mechanical handling equipment (MHE), requires great attention to the smallest of details in order to provide a safe and efficient work environment. Having a fleet of 9,000...
READ MOREA warehouse does not operate on forklift trucks, alone. Rather, the warehouse and work site act as an organism, with many moving parts acting together for a greater good. The forklift is one of the most important parts, but all of the...
READ MORE1. Well-Trained Operators: Only employees who are trained and licensed should operate forklift trucks. It might sound obvious, but a high percentage of workplace accidents involve operator error. Safeguard yourself, your business, and...
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Our customers are at the center of everything we do. HCO knows that many of you are navigating unprecedented challenges and we’re here to help.
The current economic environment has created stress on many of the core industries that this country relies on to thrive.
- Corporate liquidity is at a premium and the management of your balance sheet is critical.
- Bank and vendor leasing for equipment is tightening as corporate credit ratings are in flux and lenders are focused on securing their own capital.
HCO is leading through this disruption with customized forklift fleet programs that allow companies to 1) replace fleet assets and 2) service those assets without relying on banks or vendors for leasing. Our managed service programs allow companies to secure assets and service programs with no upfront capital, and no end of term lease obligations. We are reinventing the way companies access equipment and service. Please reach out to discuss whether this would be valuable to your company.
As we execute our business continuity plan, we will rely on the guidance from the Center for Disease Control, federal, state, and local governments to guide our decisions to keep our employees and our customers’ employees safe. We are committed to continuing to provide clients with our valuable services.
