Across industrial campuses, airports, universities, and hospitality properties, the challenge is the same: moving people safely and efficiently within a localized area. Whether it’s transporting employees between buildings, shuttling guests from parking to entry points, or supporting daily operations across expansive facilities, the right way to move people can have a direct impact on productivity, safety, and overall experience. Fusion Passenger Carts are available in three core models, Fusion 2+2, Fusion 4+2, and Fusion 6+2, so you can match capacity to your route and daily demand. Papé Material Handling offers a range of Fusion Passenger Carts designed to meet these demands with purpose-built electric platforms. Available in multiple configurations, Fusion Carts are engineered for real-world fleet applications where reliability and flexibility are critical. Designed for People-Moving Applications Fusion Passenger Carts are built to operate in environments where space i

When your crew is facing a one-off lift, renting a telehandler with the right specialty attachment is often the most cost-effective and low-risk solution. Telehandlers combine the reach of a crane with the maneuverability of a forklift, and today’s rental fleets offer more capacity, boom lengths, and attachment options than ever. If your challenge is “unusual,” a rental telehandler configured for your exact task turns the unusual into routine. Why Renting a Telehandler Is a Smart Move There are several reasons why telehandler rentals are ideal for one-off lifts or specialty applications. Purpose-Built for Reach and Rough Terrain Unlike conventional forklifts, telehandlers are designed to travel uneven jobsites while extending loads out and up. Papé Material Handling’s rental lineup spans compact 5,000–6,000 lb machines through high-capacity units up to 15,000 lb, with lift heights from the high teens into the 60-foot range, so you can pick the right

The Perils of Using AI to Replace Entry-Level Jobs EXCERPT FROM: AI Wine Marketing News by VinterActive Perhaps you’ve read the headlines about entry-level workers struggling to find jobs due to the rise of AI.  And especially if cash flow is tight, it’s mighty tempting to target entry-level jobs that might be done at lower cost by AI assistants controlled by seasoned marketers.  On the other hand, Harvard Business Review warns: “Replacing entry-level jobs with AI may harm long-term competitiveness by eliminating critical training grounds for future leaders.” — Harvard Business Review What does that mean for wine business managers? As you probably know, AI works best as an assistant, not a replacement.  So, if you don’t have entry-level marketers learning from your experienced leaders, what do you do when senior leaders move to greener pastures? The answer is to challenge leaders to identify repetitive work that AI c

Introduction Sometimes the biggest obstacle to growth isn’t a lack of leads, staff shortages, or supply chain issues — it’s the equipment on your production floor. If your labelling setup is no longer keeping up with demand, it could be quietly costing you time, money, and opportunities. Here are five clear signs your labelling system might be holding you back — and how you can fix it. 1. You’re Experiencing Frequent Downtime Every time your labeller stops, your entire production line stops. If you're dealing with breakdowns, misfeeds, or sensor issues more than once in a while, it's a sign that your machine isn’t coping — or wasn't built for your current output. What to Do: Look for systems designed for durability and high throughput. Impresstik machines are engineered to run reliably under pressure, with servicing and parts available locally. 2. Changeovers Are Costing You Hours If your team is spending more time switching betwe

Shaping the future of wine and spirits sales The new year is fast approaching, and the speed of change in wine and spirits sales has never been more startling. Many wine and spirits companies are operating if little has changed, and unfortunately, this is causing a significant separation between those who keep pace and those who fall far behind.  So that you can stay ahead of the curve and on top of trends, we’ve assembled a list of what we see as the top six trends to know. 1. “Digital” 3-tier comes of age The neon “no vacancy” sign has been flashing for years regarding wineries and distilleries trying to wedge their way into distributor portfolios. Distributors large, medium, and small are all at total capacity. We constantly hear stories from suppliers being turned away.  To say that wholesalers have reached “maximum capacity” would be a colossal understatement. But the good news is that alternatives DO exist. Consider exploring t

WECO is hiring! Apply below to our open Field Service Technician position! https://www.wineindustry.jobs/jobs/139499506-field-service-technician-at-weco POSITION SUMMARY: The Field Service Technician position reports to the Service Manager and works closely with Sales Managers, Engineers and Operations Leaders to ensure customer expectations are exceeded with every assignment. The Field Service Technician travels to customer sites to perform planned services, troubleshoot issues, make repairs, recommend spare parts, and provide upgrades/modernizations. The Field Service Technician is also responsible to deliver total equipment lifecycle management services including installation, start-up/commissioning, preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, audits and training. A qualified candidate will be self-motivated, professional, energetic, positive, and disciplined to be able to perform in time-pressured and intensive work environments.

Position Summary: Provide electrical design, controls engineering, and troubleshooting of engineering problems. Provide direction and coordination of electrical design for industrial projects in the food and beverage industry throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.  See more details and apply here: https://www.wineindustry.jobs/jobs/69479846-controls-engineer-at-tm-process-and-controls

Yamaha has an excellent opportunity for an Agriculture Field Engineer to join our Agriculture team in Napa, CA. Agriculture Field Engineer will primarily involve project management and technical deployment of developmental Yamaha agricultural robotics and data initiatives in conjunction with Yamaha’s commercial agricultural spray service in Napa, CA.   See more details and apply here:https://www.wineindustry.jobs/jobs/52288985-agriculture-field-engineer-at-yamaha-motor-corporation-usa