We deliver courses in:
- All Forklift Types
- MEWP (Mobile Elevated Work Platform) Scissors & Boom Lifts
- Working at heights safety training
- PPE & FPE (Personal Protective & Fall Protection equipment) Selection & Inspection
Instructor: Tony Dalton
- Manual Handling material handling
- Patient Handling
- Abrasive Wheels Selection & Mounting
- Fire Safety
A guide to Forklift training requirements
Please feel free to contact us and we can advise you what class is best for you or your employees.
Basic Operator Training Forklift Courses
- Novice 3 & 5 Day Courses (A person with very little or no previous experience)
- Experienced/Tested 1 Day Refresher Course (A person with good experience that has been previously trained and tested)
- Experienced/untested 2 Day Refresher Course (A person with good experience but with no formal training and testing)
- Conversion Course 1 Day (A person with previously tested formal training moving to use another type of lift truck or adding an attachment to the existing lift truck)
Group Programs
The Forklift Trainer is fully certified and registered to teach Forklift lessons.
You will be instructed in the correct mechanical aspects of operating a lift truck including: The Rider Operator Lift Truck Code of Practice & Safety Film, learning starting and stopping, parking, braking and turning, safe correct use of hydraulics, Transporting pallets, stacking and de-stacking, battery maintenance awareness including placing the lift truck battery on charge, Safe Working Loads (SWL) load weight assessment and with particular attention and emphasis on lift truck stability/instability and pre use inspection and fault recording and reporting procedures on lift trucks.
The following require Individual Training & Certification:
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- Reach Lift Truck
- Side Loading Lift Truck
- Power Pallet Lift Truck
- MEWP (Mobile Elevated Work Platform)
- Boom Lift
- Manual Handling (Fetac Level 6)
- Abrasive Wheels Training
A common misconception is that once you have a Forklift Certificate it covers all types of lifting machinery. This is not the case.
In fact, The Health & Safety Authority’s Rider Operated Lift Trucks Code of Practice states that even if you add an attachment to a lift truck, additional training is required or even if the operator moves from a small forklift to a bigger (greater lifting capacity) truck, then additional training is required.