About this course
SUMMARY
Operating a forklift requires skill, training, and experience. Although it may seem as easy as driving a car, there are many factors that make driving a forklift much more difficult. Learning how to operate a forklift safely can help to prevent accidental injuries and possible death. The goal of forklift safety training is to help you achieve a work environment that is accident free and meets OSHA regulations.
COURSE CONTENT:
* Fork Lift Accident Statistics
* Fork lift Inspection and Maintenance
* Fork Lift Citations
* Fork lift Attachment
* Stacking Load on the Pallets
* Fork Lift Specification
* Fork Lift Work Platforms
* Fork Lift Name Plate
* Fork Lift Operating Manual
* Fork Lift Blind Spot
* Fork Lift Stability Triangle
* Fork Lifts and Pedestrians
* How load affect Fork Lifts
* Loading Truck Trailers and Rail Road Cars
* Driving on in Inline
* Loading -Unloading High Storage Racks
* Fork Lift Load Capacity
* Moving the Load
* Propane Powered Fork Lifts and Carbon Monoxide
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
* Forklift Operators
* Warehouse Supervisors
* Anyone Who Operate a Lift Truck
* Plant Managers
* Distribution Managers
DISCOUNTED DEALS:
* EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT (5 – 10 participants)
*GROUP DISCOUNT (11 – 20 participants or more)
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