FORKLIFT TRAINING

Our forklift operator training goes beyond equipment operation. We help businesses provide operators with the knowledge, practical training, and workplace-specific instruction needed for safe forklift operation. OSHA requires each operator’s performance to be evaluated at least once every three years, with refresher training required in certain circumstances.

FORKLIFT TRAINING

Our forklift operator training classes are designed for your company and its employees. Our professional trainers provide workplace-focused instruction to help operators develop the knowledge and practical skills needed for safe forklift operation. Training is available at your facility or at a Dillon Toyota Lift location.

OPERATOR TRAINING

This class is designed for forklift operators and provides instruction specific to safe forklift operation and workplace conditions. Training covers common forklift hazards, lift truck stability, daily pre-operation inspections, refueling or charging procedures, and more. The course includes videos, classroom instruction, instructor demonstrations, a written test, hands-on training, and an operator evaluation for one class of forklift.

FORKLIFT TRAIN THE TRAINER CLASS

This class is designed to help companies develop qualified in-house forklift trainers. Participants review forklift safety requirements, training procedures, OSHA regulations and guidelines, and techniques for conducting hands-on instruction and operator evaluations.
Training materials include videos, a trainer manual, books and exams, wall certificates, wallet cards, and OSHA binder materials. Additional materials are also available.

TRAINING MATERIALS

Dillon Toyota Lift offers course materials and safety items for all types of equipment, including videos, pedestrian safety, daily inspection checklists, personal protective equipment, lock-out tags, training kits, certification cards and more. Shop our online catalog or contact Dillon Toyota Lift for questions.

ARE YOU OSHA COMPLIANT?

Providing safety courses is the responsibility of every employer and they must be completed prior to operation at your facility. Refresher or re-certification training must also be conducted at least once every three years. The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) has very clear standards that employees must follow, but we can help your company stay in OSHA compliance. Dillon Toyota Lift’s expert instructors educate operators through a course of formal instruction, practical training, and evaluation of workplace performance to keep you in compliance with OSHA training requirements. Visit OSHA 1910.178 for more details.

Did you know?

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of forklift-related accidents are the result of inadequate education

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forklift-related injuries occur every day in the United States

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is the OSHA fine for improper training

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Forklift operator training includes formal instruction, practical hands-on training, and an evaluation of the operator’s ability to safely operate the equipment. Training should also address the specific types of forklifts and workplace conditions the operator will encounter.

OSHA requires each powered industrial truck operator’s performance to be evaluated at least once every three years. Refresher training may be required sooner following unsafe operation, an accident or near miss, a change in equipment, or changes in workplace conditions.

Yes. Dillon Toyota Lift can provide forklift operator training at your facility, allowing training to address your equipment and workplace conditions. Training is also available at Dillon Toyota Lift locations.

Operators must be trained on the types of powered industrial trucks they are authorized to operate. Different equipment can have different operating characteristics, controls, hazards, and applications.

Dillon Toyota Lift provides forklift operator training for businesses throughout Idaho and Utah. Contact our team to discuss training at your facility or availability at a Dillon Toyota Lift location.

OSHA forklift training requirements include formal instruction, practical training, and an evaluation of each operator’s performance. Training must address the type of powered industrial truck the operator will use and applicable workplace conditions.

Forklift operators must complete training and evaluation before being authorized to operate a powered industrial truck. Employers are responsible for ensuring operators are properly trained and evaluated for the equipment and workplace conditions they encounter.