Fork Lift Truck Training

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These are the best value for your money, the way the block booking works is. We will give you a block price to under take the training you require.The training can be split over various days and various shift patterns, eg 6 to 2  days 2 to 10 and even night shift. All we require is the number of staff you require training, the shift pattern and the number of days you would like to spread the training over, we will then give you a block price for the training, All or quotes are valid for 28 days

This course is suitable for operators with limited or no previous experience.

Course content includes: knowledge of the safe loading of equipment and its manoeuvring limitations. Extensive practical training with instructor assessment, ensuring operators are fully aware of Health & Safety legislation. Successful completion of the course is subject to verbal and practical tests.

The law states courses for a novice operators would typically last 1-3 days.

This course is for the forklift operator who has around 12 months operating experience but lacks any kind of formal training or licenses. Successful completion of the course is subject to a theory and practical test.

Please call to discuss individual requirements.

The purpose of a Refresher course is to correct any bad habits and check that Health & Safety legislation is being adhered to (including keeping equipment in good order).

Successful completion of the course is subject to a theory and practical test.

Conversion Training for those operators who already hold a certificate on one type of forklift truck, but would like to gain a certificate for an additional type of forklift. Successful completion of the course is subject to a theory and practical test.

All forklift training carried out to ITSSAR approved International standards, as recommended by H.S.E. ACOP Approved code of Practice. (L117).

• Counterbalance and Reach Truck
• Pallet Truck
• Very Narrow Aisle (Man Down) Truck
• Medium and High Lever Order Picker
• Pedestrian and Rider Stacker Truck
• Sideloader (2 Way & 4 Way)
• Variable Reach (Telescopic) Rough Terrain Truck
• Tow Tractor and Trailer
• Attachments
• Rough Terrain Conventional Masted Truck
• Very Narrow Aisle (Man Up) Truck
• Overhead Cran
• Hydraulic Lorry Loader
• Loading Shovel (Wheeled & Tracked)
• Dumper and Rear Dumper
• Elevated Mobile Working Platform
• Wheeled Excavator 180° (Backhoe &  Bucket)
• Excavator 360° (Wheeled & Tracked)
• Agricultural Tractor and Trailer
• Rider Transportable Lift Truck
• Rider Industrial Variable Reach Lift Truck
• Rider Industrial Variable Reach Lift Truck with Attachment
• Rider Variable Reach Container Handler

Forklift Checklist

FLT Questions

FLT ECT Practical Test Form

FLT Attachments Study Notes

FLT Mounting

FLT Notes Part 1

FLT Notes Part 2

FLT Notes Part 3

FLT Notes Part 4

FLT Trainee Condensed Study Notes Part 5

HSE Safety in working with lift trucks

Operators Safe Use of Trucks

Safety in working with lift trucks

Cast Iron Columns In Buildings The Dangers Of Collapses From Powered Vehicle Collisions

Seat Belts on Flt’s

Study Notes Using Plate Clamps

FLT L117 – Approved Code of Practice and guidance

Fork Lift Cages

FLT Workers Killed

Forklift Advice To Employers 

FLT Keys The Law 

FLT Seat Belts on Flt  

HSE HSG76 Warehouse Racking  

Warehouse racking regulations for training

FLT training syllabus

FLT LOLER Thorough Examination

FLT LOLER attachments inspection

Flt on the Road

Changing gas bottles of Flt’s

FLT GROUP CODES V8

Workplace Transport