Fast, Affordable Forklift Safety Training!

100% Onsite

OSHA COMPLIANT

Our forklift safety training program covers standards and regulations related to forklift operations: daily forklift inspections, stability, key components, load engagement, stacking, refueling/recharging, traveling, understanding load capacity data charts, and more. 

Program Includes, pictures of Lift Truck accidents and discussion, two safety videos, Written Test, Safety walk around with Operator's Daily Checklist, and Hands on driving with obstacle Course.

Upon completion, you will receive Operator permits good for three years, Certificates and all original test scores for your records.  

OSHA Says, "Training shall consist of a combination of formal instruction (e.g., lecture, discussion, interactive computer learning, video tape, written material), practical training (demonstrations performed by the trainer and practical exercises performed by the trainee), and evaluation of the operator's performance in the workplace." 

We come to you, at your convenience! This covers the Site Specific portion of OHSA's regulation. 

These type of lift trucks are by far the most common in the warehouse industry.  They are electric, diesel, and propane powered.  There are 3- and 4- wheel models.  We discuss the key features of this truck, like being counter balanced, having a wide swinging rear end, loading and unloading trailers, moving pallets from loading docks to storage areas and any additional information relative to the location or special needs of your particular situation. 

Narrow Aisle Reach and Order Picker lift trucks are mostly for indoor use only and can move is very narrow aisles, thus allowing more storage space in the same warehouse footprint.  Pallet jacks are great for deliveries and unloading tractor trailers.  Tuggers are commonly used for pulling rather than lifting loads such as airport tuggers handling baggage.  All are very quiet and can be sensitive to operate.  More "hands on" training is beneficial. 

Featuring big Tractor-style tires, these rugged lift trucks can handle even the most challenging terrain.  Available in two-wheel of four wheel drive, they may be equipped with a traditional straight mast or a telescoping mast for greater reach.  They are often used at lumber yards and construction sites.  These forklifts require additional training with more specific videos and hands-on training. 

 Often considered to be in a class by themselves are Aerial Lifts and Scissor lifts.  Aerial lifts can boom an operator up to hard-to-reach places in a "man Basket", while the scissor Lift is used on more level surfaces and lifts a man straight up and down in a basket. Both are specialized with specific videos and hands-on training.