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GREENVILLE, NC: For over 10 years, Yale Materials Handling Corp. has been helping customers understand the true value of their material handling equipment through Yale Fleet Management. This industry-leading program guarantees customers annual cost savings and provides productivity solutions with each interaction.

“Yale Fleet Management is the industry leader and has been for more than 10 years,” says Krista Rose, director of Yale Fleet Management. “The Yale Fleet Management department in Greenville, NC now has more than 25 people, working daily to support the thousands of units managed by our office while providing cost reduction solutions to new and existing customers.”

Yale created Yale Fleet Management in the mid-1990s to assist customers seeking to find a finance and productivity solution for the materials handling aspects of their business. Since its inception, Yale Fleet Management, in partnership with the Yale Dealer Network, has grown into a management segment that administers more than 100,000 pieces of equipment and works with more than 15,000 customers. Yale Fleet Management guarantees each customer at least 15 percent savings on their materials handling budget in the first year, or their fleet evaluation is free.

Always looking to expand the program’s service offerings, Yale Fleet Management works with customers to evaluate their existing fleet and provide customized solutions that include flexible finance options, consolidated billing, detailed reports and more.

“The success of Yale Fleet Management is a direct result of the unique partnership Yale Materials Handling Corporation has with every dealership in the Yale Dealer Network. We work together to anticipate our customers’ needs today and tomorrow,” said Don Chance, President of Yale Materials Handling Corporation. “Yale offers some of the cleanest running lift trucks in the industry, provides the latest in productivity, ergonomic and safety features, and makes the latest technology available to track and manage our customers’ fleets.”

For more information visit www.yale.com