 In-House Trainers have multiple benefits.
When a load blocks your view, drive in reverse.
Identify three potential hazards?
The three potential hazards are pedestrians,
crowded aisles, and improperly stored
hazardous materials.
| Forklift "Train-the-Trainer"
The Train-The-Trainer Program we offer is on-site and this site specific approach has multiple benefits.
Your in-house instructors will be trained specifically on the types of forklifts your operators use in the specific applications they are used in.
Our Train-the-Trainer program provides in-house trainers with the most current training materials to fulfill both federal and state requirements. The training materials include a comprehensive site-specific instructor's manual. This manual contains an equipment specific and site specific agenda. Also included is one instructional video, a forklift model to use in presentations, and a starter set of certificates and wallet cards. As is the case with all the on-site training we offer, scheduling is very flexible, including evenings and weekends.
Classes are offered on-site in English or Spanish.
Train-the-Trainer instruction is available for all seven classes of powered industrial trucks:
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 Class I: Electric Powered Counterbalanced
- Class II: Narrow Aisle Forklifts
- Class III: Electric Walkie/Walkie Rider Pallet Jacks
- Class IV: Internal Combustion Cushion Tire Forklifts
- Class V: Internal Combustion Pneumatic Tire Forklitfts
- Class VI: Electric and Internal Combustion Tow Tractors
- Class VII: Rough Terrain Forklifts
Company's often look to guidance for choosing trainers. A guidance document put out by the U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety & Health Administration is available at http://www.osha.gov which may answer some of your Fed/OSHA forklift training compliance questions.
Call (858) 679-8688 or toll free (888) 280-5861 for more information about the Site-Specific Train-the-Trainer Program Marc Toney & Associates offers.
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