​This 5–8-hour class can help ensure operators meet the OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 standard. Throughout the class, instructors cover forklift fundamentals, operator skills and responsibilities, pedestrian safety, hazard recognition, legal liability, and more. Operators learn through classroom instruction, written testing, and hands-on evaluations that must be completed on customer’s forklifts at their facility per OSHA requirements.

This 5–8-hour class can help ensure that operators meet both ANSI and OSHA training requirements. Other areas of training include operator skills and responsibilities, MEWP fundamentals, review of components and controls, proper operation, and inspection requirements. Operators learn through classroom instruction, written testing, and hands-on evaluations that must be completed on customer’s equipment at their facility per OSHA requirements.

This 2-day class is for safety professionals, supervisors, or anyone who trains forklift operators. It covers the required training elements as part of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 standard, which requires trainers to have the knowledge, training, and experience to train operators and evaluate their competency. Trainers will learn how to conduct required training, identify core characteristics of a successful training class, evaluate performance in the workplace, and emphasize changing operator behavior.

This 1-day class is for safety professionals, supervisors, and anyone who trains MEWP operators. It covers the required training elements for trainers as part of OSHA and ANSI standards, which requires trainers to have the knowledge, training, and experience to train operators and evaluate their competency. Trainers will learn how to conduct required training, identify core characteristics of a successful training class, evaluate performance in the workplace, and emphasize changing operator behavior.