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Forklift Training Discounts

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Onsite Employee Forklift Training and Certification

Cal-OSHA and Federal OSHA requires that all forklift and material handling equipment operators be trained and certified to operate the equipment following a pre-determined outline to ensure safe operate performance. Employee Forklift Training provides forklift and material handling equipment training certification throughout Southern California.

Forklift Meets Waterline Camera11

Forklift driver backing into fire extinguisher pipe (camera 11). Air released then water dumps.

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Tow motor hits propane tank, causes explosion in Mentor, Ohio

Video courtesy of Matrix Tool & Machine, Inc.

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Forklift vs Sprinkler

My old co-worker was attempting to get a pallet down when he accidentally hit the fire sprinkler. I could hardly catch my breath from laughter while telling him to call someone! The only reason I happened to be filming was because before this happened, he was getting a pallet down that was tipping over that I wanted to watch fall. After he got the tipping pallet down safely I just continued recording him. I had no idea something this hilarious was going to happen.

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Forklift explosion

This video was uploaded from an Android phone.

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How NOT to water forklift batteries.

Josh couldn't see if the water level in one of the cells was low so he pulled out his lighter to check.

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Forklift accident recording with Roadscan DTW dashcam

The Roadscan DTW is a "2 cameras in 1 housing"-system, specially designed for making synchronized recordings of the situation INSIDE AND OUTSIDE of the vehicle! Built-in G sensors automatically record 40 sec of video: time, impact and location from 20 sec before the incident to 20 sec after the incident. SD card with a capacity of up to 300 incidents of 40 seconds each, equipped with a day / night lens with 6 IR LEDs, sound recording, time, date, GPS localization and speed recording.

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Incident Investigation Reporting

This video shows a simple incident investigation and demonstrates the Employer Incident Investigation Report (EIIR) documentation and submission process.

At 4:30 p.m. on January 29, 2019, Employee #1 was acting as a ground guide while a coworker was moving a 5-ton section of a Marine Lift. The coworker lowered the lift forks and struck Employee #1 with the load. Employee #1 sustained fatal injuries to the head and face."

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Training Discounts

Forklift and equipment training discounts are available to all members. This includes our extensive selection of material handling equipment services. Membership is always FREE and comes loaded with an extensive array of member benefits.

Our clients can save 5% - 20% on OSHA COMPLIANT Employee Forklift and Powered Industrial Truck Training!

Keep in mind that OSHA does not certify equipment operators or training programs. A provider either trains to the OSHA standards, making their training OSHA compliant, or they do not, there's no OSHA certification.

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What Happens to Training When Budgets Get Squeezed?

When training budgets are being squeezed, it's important to save time and money where possible. Membership comes with many benefits including access to our Safety Magazine, free continuing education resources, to be shared with employees, managers and supervisors, updates on changes to laws, rules, and regulations, resource materials, and much more!

For typical new operator training, the cost with other providers can range from $99 - $125 once all base course fees, licensing fees and other miscellaneous charges are added up.

Become a member today and start saving money not just on your first class but all subsequent training classes scheduled with us.

This includes sit-down forklifts, stand-ups, swing-reach trucks, order pickers, cherry pickers, electric pallet jacks, boom lifts, overhead crane operators, and Zamboni equipment.

Training costs continue to rise every year while training budgets and resources continue to be cut and reduced. Consider scheduling your next training with a partner that takes your budgets and constraints seriously.

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Forklift and Equipment Training, a Few Costly Mistakes

Selecting training providers based solely on cost. Verify the content and layout of their training programs;

Not allowing enough time for new operators to practice outside the stressful demands of a production environment;

Not assigning an experienced mentor to each new equipment operator for coaching and observation;

Not conducting follow-on operator observation after a few weeks’ time has passed;

Not training leads, supervisors, and managers to monitor, coach, correct and address unsafe or improper forklift and equipment operation as soon as it is observed;

Failing to re-train equipment operators involved in accidents and incidents;

Failing to conduct adequate accident investigations to determine the incident’s true root cause(s);

Failing to remove unsafe equipment operators after a willful and intentional operation or determining that the employee is incapable of operating the equipment properly;

Failing to ensure the facility is properly set-up to enable safe equipment operation;

Failing to understand and abide by OSHA’s forklift code, 29 CFR 1910.178;

Failing to perform appropriate and thorough pre-operation and operational safety checks on equipment and not red-tagging and pulling defective trucks from service;
Join today, save money, and learn how to avoid these costly mistakes!