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Forklift Training in Surrey- Langley
Welcome to Rob’s Forklift where you can learn how to operate a forklift safely and efficiently! We provide great quality one-on-one forklift training as well as group programs. No matter what your industry is – craft beer breweries, lumber yards, manufacturing plants – we are here to get your employees certified on forklift operations!
Onsite Training
Onsite forklift training is available for all class of Forklifts, Aerial Lifts and Skid Steers. All training is compliant with Work Safe BC regulations and CSA standards. We offer onsite forklift training anywhere in the Surrey And Langley area, from one or two employees to large groups. All forklift training courses in Surrey are designated to your needs and cover any workplace and equipment issues.
Offsite Training
Individual and group offsite training is also provided at our forklift training facility in Maple Ridge. We run weekly SDCB forklift training classes at our location, contact us to book a seat.
Some of our satisfied forklift training clients in the Surrey and Langley area include: McAsphalt, Cloverdale Disposal, Breakwater Marine, Pacific Coast Heavy Truck Group and Edmonds Recycling.
Rules and Regulations on Forklift Training in Surrey And Langley.
Customers often ask us: “Are the rules and regulations the same for every class of forklifts and machines?”. The answer is simple – yes. Let’s take a look at the rules and regulations that could affect you as a forklift operator in the Surrey and Langley area:
- Federal
- State/Provincial – which must meet and exceed federal regulations.
- In-company/site policies – which must meet federal and provincial regulation. In-company/site policies may exceed both federal and provincial.
Keep in mind:
- The operator is directly responsible for the safe operation of the machine at all times.
- The operator is required to complete a pre-use inspection and report any problems immediately.
- The supervisor is responsible for ensuring that the pre-use inspection is conducted.
- The employer is required to maintain the machine in a safe operating condition.
- The employer is required to purchase machines that conform to ANSI/ITSDF safety standards.
- The employer shall ensure that each operator is competent to operate the truck safely, as demonstrated by the successful completion of a training program that includes theory instruction and practical, hand on evaluation.