Leavitt Machinery continues its North American growth with the acquisition of Forklift Services of America, enhancing our ability to deliver equipment, service, and fleet solutions across the Pacific Northwest.

Leavitt Machinery and the BC Lions continue their off-season commitment to youth and community programs that build confidence, inclusion, and opportunity across British Columbia, proving the most meaningful impact happens long before kickoff.

Workplace safety and proper operator certification depend on choosing the right training approach, and this company offers three options: Train the Trainer (TT), OSHA Online Coaching, and the In-House Evaluator (T3) Program. TT is the most comprehensive, allowing companies to train and certify operators internally across multiple equipment types. OSHA Online Coaching is a short course that helps ensure existing in-house programs meet OSHA standards. The T3 program focuses on conducting evaluations and re-certifications, providing a structured way to manage ongoing operator competency without teaching classroom theory.

Women in Mobile Equipment highlights how modern machinery relies on skill and technology rather than brute strength, explains how inclusive, mentor-led training programs at Leavitt Machinery help build confidence and expertise for newcomers, showcases women not only as operators but also as instructors, safety officers, and leaders, and demonstrates how greater gender diversity drives better safety records, collaboration, and business results across the industry.

Even the most experienced equipment operator need refreshers in order to reduce workplace risk, ensure compliance with changing regulations, and learn on new technology that helps efficiency in case of an emergencies. Regular training creates a culture of safety and continued improvement for both employees and their employers.

The engines are revving, the anticipation is building, and the countdown has begun for one of Western Canada’s most iconic motorsports events—the 2025 Leavitt Machinery Knox Mountain Hill Climb!

Six years ago, Denise Germain found herself in search of a new opportunity after being laid off from a company she had been with for over a decade. Hoping to land somewhere she could stay long-term, Denise joined Leavitt Machinery in a temporary role covering for maternity leave, uncertain if it would become permanent.

Mobile equipment training reduces costs by minimizing downtime, repairs, and fuel consumption while improving safety, productivity, and regulatory compliance. Investing in training leads to long-term financial savings and a more efficient operation across industries.

At Leavitt Machinery, we believe that great people drive great success. Nathan Fiander’s journey is a testament to what happens when ambition, leadership, and a passion for growth come together.

Winter construction projects are often met with unique challenges. Between frozen ground, icy terrains, and heavy snowfall, operations can grind to a halt without the right equipment. Many skid steers struggle to meet the demands of winter work, but Manitou skid steers, available through Leavitt Machinery, provide a reliable and innovative solution for every winter job site.