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Forklifts are the backbone of many warehouses, manufacturing plants, and other workplaces. Anyone operating a forklift needs to know how to properly use this equipment, recognize unsafe conditions and prevent accidents. The comprehensive Forklift Operator Safety Training provided by BULLIVANT Health + Safety can make your workplace safer and more efficient.Forklift Safety Training
BULLIVANT Health + Safety offers monthly Forklift Operator Safety Training classes that focus on safe operational techniques and meets or exceeds the CSA standard B335-15 "Safety standard for lift trucks" . The forklift operator safety consists of the classroom theory portion and also includes a competency evaluation to prove that the operator is competent to operate the device. Forklift safety training can help you meet your safety training requirements under the OHSA. We can train large groups, potentially your whole staff, at our training facility in Stoney Creek. However, if you’d prefer we offer training courses on your facility in a group environment which is the most cost and time effective method for you.What’s Included in BULLIVANT Health + Safety Forklift Safety Training?
There are three components of this forklift safety training course:- Classroom instruction
- Written quiz
- Operator competency evaluation
Please note: We do NOT have powered equipment ( a Forklift) at our facility.
Also, BULLIVANT Health + Safety will supply several materials for or after this class including:- Comprehensive participant information packages
- Upon successful completion, certificates, and wallet cards via Skills Pass
Course Information
The classroom instruction portion of this course covers a wide range of forklift information, including:- Introduction
- Cars vs lift trucks: weight and limited vision
- Root causes of forklift accidents
- Operational factors in forklift accidents
- Occupational deaths and forklift fatalities
- Pedestrian safety
- Tip-over safety
- Classes of industrial vehicles (lift trucks)
- Legislation and standards
- Understanding capacity plates
- Stability factors
- Pre-shift inspections
- Safe operating procedures
- Trailers and loading docks
- Fuels