operator training
Decrease product damage
Welch provides classes to our customers to help teach their employees the importance of safety precautions needed while operating a powered forklift truck. Our classes will teach the new safety standards set forth by OSHA. Upon completion of our classes, each participant will receive a certificate stating that he or she has successfully completed the operator training class.
- ONSITE TRAINING
- CLASSROOM TRAINING
- HANDS ON TRAINING
- COMPLETION OF COURSE CERTIFICATE
basic operator training
Available for class 1,2,3,4, 5 and 7 forklifts and mobile elevated work platforms BASIC OPERATOR TRAINING CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:
– Computer/Video Observation
– Instruction of Required Daily Walk-Around Inspection
– Hands-on Observation
– Classroom Test
train the trainer
Available for class 1,2,3,4, 5 and 7 forklifts and mobile elevated work platforms TRAIN THE TRAINER PROGRAM:
– Includes materials and travel accommodations to location
– Binder with regulations, quizzes and video
DECREASE IN PRODUCT DAMAGE
INCREASE
PRODUCTIVITY
OVERALL SAFETY AWARENESS
LOWER MAINTNANCE DOWNTIME
DOES YOUR TEAM MEET TRAINING REQUIREMENTS?
According to OSHA REG #1910. 178 (I) (3): OSHA does require that every forklift operator be trained and certified to operate the powered industrial truck in the work place, and that the operator’s performance be evaluated on the provisions of 1910.178 (I)(3) every three years. The employer must have a record documenting that the driver has successfully completed the training. That is the only operating “license” required by OSHA.
