Forklift Operator Training, Certification and Licensing
This course is designed for individuals with little or no previous lift truck experience. It includes 8 hours of classroom theory, 8 hours of practical training (per lift truck type), a theoretical test and practical evaluation. This course can be conducted at your company’s location. This program covers applicable Provincial and/or Federal legislation and guidelines, liability, documentation and responsibilities. Upon successful completion of the theoretical and practical evaluations, a wallet card and all necessary paperwork for company records for each participant will be issued as proof of training.
Theoretical Component (In Class)
- Relevant Provincial And Federal Legislation
- Requirements Of The C.S.A. Standard And The M.O.L. Guideline
- Pedestrian Awareness
- Stability Principles: Lift Truck Design And Operation
- Parts Of A Truck/Pre-Shift Inspection
- Operation Of Truck
- Fuel Sources (Battery/Propane as applicable to attendees)
- General Safety Rules/Guidelines
- The Proper Use and Inspection of Appropriate Fall Protection (If applicable/job specific)
- Summary (Written Test)
Legislative Reference
Ont. Reg. 851 – Industrial Establishments s. 51(2) Ont. Reg. 213/91 Construction Projects 96. (1)
Practical Component (Hands On)
- Performing of Pre-Shift Inspection
- Battery Maintenance And Charging Procedures (as applicable to attendees)
- Propane Cylinder Exchange (as applicable to attendees)
- Safe Operating Techniques
- Load Handling/Selection
- Dock Safety
- Extensive Hands-On Training And Application
- Proper Use and Care of Appropriate Fall Protection (If applicable/job specific)
- Practical Skills Evaluation
(Course participant will be evaluated on an individual basis, as per pre-determined course criteria designed to be equal and measurable.)
Target Audience
Operators, Supervisors and Safety Professionals
