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Forklift Operator Training-

So, you or your drivers have driven a forklift for years—you don’t need training or retraining...right?  Wrong.

Your business should  require operator retraining whenever:

OSHA requires evaluation of the operator  every three years.

It is a violation of federal law for anyone to operate a forklift who is not properly trained and certified. 

This course is  applicable to all of your employees regardless of experience level.   Topics covered include:


Forklift Train-the Trainer-

This one day seminar prepares you or your designated trainer to teach Coaching Systems “Coaching the Lift Truck Operator.” Plus, you’ll receive a complete Instructor Kit, which includes Video Set. Leader’s Guide and Overheads, and a Participant’s workbook. Utilizing the highly acclaimed "Coaching" method of non-lecture teaching, this information-packed classroom course encourages participants to observe, analyze and discuss recommended safety practices. Based on requests from safety directors, the course also includes a video presentation or DVD for in-plant personnel who do not drive lift trucks, but work in the area they are operated.

FACT: “A competent trainer must perform formal instruction, practical testing and evaluation of operator’s ability.” It is an OSHA requirement to train anyone who operates a powered industrial truck, including lift trucks.whether they operate the truck daily or once a year. It is a violation of federal law for anyone to operate a forklift who is not properly trained and certified.