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ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT OPERATOR CERTIFICATION

19UARTFO

This training provides a classroom presentation, written test, hands-on practice, and operational skills testing session. The classroom portion focuses on the essential information needed for the safe operation of (Class 7) Rough Terrain forklifts.  The hands-on portion provides the opportunity to practice skills in a safe environment under an instructor's direct observation and coaching. Operational skills will be evaluated using industry standards. The training is not make or model-specific but covers concepts familiar to most types of Rough terrain forklifts applicable to Canadian and US standards and Regulations. The trainee will receive an operator's certificate and wallet card upon completion.

Course Outline: Upon completion of this training program, you will be knowledgeable and demonstrate proficiency in:

- Rough Terrain forklift basics;

- rules and regulations;

- types of equipment, principal parts, and their functions;

- safety systems;

- pre-use inspection;

- safe operating procedures;

- limitations, hazards, and controls.

 

Trainees must wear long pants, sleeved shirts, and boots (safety-toe recommended) to attend the class.

 

This training is an Instructor Led Classroom follow-up with hands-on evaluation and is intended for operators unfamiliar with this piece of equipment or new users. (Expires-3yrs)

2025 Dates:

Pasadena Location:

  • January 9
  • February 6
  • March 6
  • April 3
  • May 29
  • June 26
  • July 24
  • August 21
  • September 25
  • October 30
  • November 20
  • December 18

Mid Coast Location:

  • Feburary 20
  • April 24
  • June 26
  • August 28
  • October 23
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Course Information

  • Class Type: W
  • Course Length: 8
  • Language: English
  • Delivery Method: Instructor-Led
  • Member Pricing: $250
  • Non-Member Pricing: $300
  • Available Locations: TX
  • Passing Score: 80
  • Expiration Days: 1095
  • Exam Type: WE

Contact Information

Course Contact: Tommy Nipp, Director of Workforce Development

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