Who needs to be trained and certified?

All Heavy Equipment Operators

Why do forklift drivers & other heavy equipment operators need to be trained and certified?

If an employee is not correctly trained and certified on how to use a forklift, their incompetence could lead to serious material damage, personal injury, or even death in the workplace. If your employees need to operate a forklift on the job then they will need to complete forklift operator safety training and become forklift certified as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

How often should an operator need to be trained, evaluated and certified?

Every 3 years

A change in the working environment

A change in the equipment

When there is an accident

When there is a near miss

When there is a pattern of unsafe operating practices

What do you offer in regards to training?

Onsite Classroom Training & Operator Driver Evaluation (Companies Location)

Classroom consists of: Video/PowerPoint/Lecture, Assessment

Operator Driver Evaluation consists of: Hands on Training if applicable, Initial Evaluation and Completion Evaluation

Texas Forklift Training provides Forklift Operator Safety Certification along with other Heavy Equipment Safety Certification. We provide OSHA Forklift Certification & Other Heavy Equipment Operator Safety Training in compliance with OSHA 29CFR1910.178 (I).

Heavy Equipment: Forklifts, Stand Reach Trucks, Order Pickers, Electrical Pallet Jacks, Aerial Boom Lifts, Scissor Lifts, Skid Steers, Wheel Loaders, Excavators, Rail Car Movers, Fall Protection, Roll Offs, Roll Off Trucks and much more.