SCMH Official Address Change Set for 16 June 2014

12393 Slauson Avenue, Whittier, CA 90606

Southern California Material Handling announces June 16, 2014 as the official occupancy date at its new location on 12393 Slauson Avenue, Whittier, CA 90606.

After much anticipation, SCMH’s extensive inventory of brand new equipment, premium pre-owned lift trucks, brand new rental fleet, and highly re-stocked parts will have an equally fresh home to call their own.

“No move is easy, particularly if we are talking about the physical transfer of inventory as huge as our company’s” COO Mike Wolfe shares, “but our plans are in place and our customers should experience no downtime at all.” Wolfe assures that operations will be up and running Monday, June 16^th and that SCMH’s doors, phone lines, and online communication will be open to all customers, as usual.

The new facility is designed to allow a more cohesive workflow among departments and employees—translating into even more efficient results for the customers. “We are proud to have a new facility that is more conducive to entertaining clients and giving them easier access to view specific equipment they are interested in.” Nathan Figgins, Sales General Manager points out.

While SCMH has invested in a facility that boasts of many upgrades and improvements, its main investment remains highly on its employees—the people who propel its growth now and into the future.

April 26, 2014, Irvine California Southern California Material Handling (SCMH) walked to help fulfill wishes of children battling life-threatening medical conditions. Represented by 16 volunteers, Team SCMH trekked the Great OC Park alongside numerous volunteers from institutions within the Orange County and Inland Empire.

Through the inspiring stories of SCMH Warranty Supervisor Mike Rossoff—who has been an active Make-A-Wish volunteer lead for 11 years— COO Mike Wolfe and Sr. HR Generalist Gabby Duran led the campaign to raise funds enabling SCMH to join Walk for Wishes. With the generosity of the employees, their families, and friends plus a successful bake sale, SCMH exceeded its target.

Make a Wish Foundation is an international non-profit organization formed in 1980 after granting Chris Greicieus’ wish of becoming a police officer. Shortly after his wishes were fulfilled by stangers who pulled resources together, Chris lost his battle to leukemia at the age of seven.

 L-R SCMH COO Mike Wolfe, Inventory Analyst Michelle Nava,  Sr. HR Generalist Gabby Duran, MCFA’s Tom Clinton, Used and Rental Fleet Manager Tony Edgar. Joining the SCMH team is Gabby’s son, David, front and center.

Crystal Regalado-Luna, New, Used and Rental Department Assistant  hoists SCMH balloons in time for the “walk.” She is joined by daughter Julie.

A Snap Shot More of the SCMH corporate family: Joined by Amanda & Zoe, second and third from left, sixth from left is Maddie Fuentes from SCMH Credit, Parts Manager John Yamada first from left on front row, and extreme right is Lauren.

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Source: http://ocie.wish.org/about-us/the-make-a-wish-story/the-first-wish

Revitalized Website Launched for Southern California's Trusted Lift Truck Company

If you were to be reborn, would you like to change anything? Your birthdate? Birthplace? Siblings? Parents?

Some won’t, some would. But I bet, all would choose to have a life lived to the fullest!

At Southern California Material Handing, SCMH , we are not attempting to change the circumstances of how we were born nor how we came to be. After all, our strength as a people, as a company, stems from our very meaningful history. We love our products. We love our services. We love what we all do. What we are trying to achieve with this re-launch, rebirth if you would, is how we intend to conduct the way we do things today, and beyond. To adapt to the ever-changing needs of our customers and business partners.

While we would be very much be retaining the values from which our brand is built, we will continue to evolve and strive to better ourselves in order to serve our clients more efficiently and effectively.

The new SCMH Website is compartmentalized for ease of Web surfing. At the top-most  page, our lift truck customers can search based on their immediate needs whether they are looking for new, used, or rental forklifts. Parts and service patrons can get to the page where they can see what services we offer in just one click! If they wish to proceed with an immediate quote, a “quote” button is readily available at the bottom.

In addition, our products may be easily sorted by brand, capacity, or power. This gives our customers a faster means of searching without having to go through multiple clicks.

Promos and ongoing specials, career, news, and helpful videos are among the other information a surfer may find useful when shopping a lift truck company in Southern California.

The revitalization of the SCMH website is among the tiny steps we, as a company, have taken towards evolving with technology and bringing our clients a fulfilling Web experience. Let’s just say it’s not a re-birth, just a brand new start.