Forklift Operator Certification Preparation For Construction

The Forklift Operator Certification Preparation for Construction online course from OSHA Education School is a certificate-level course that focuses on the safe operation of a sit-down, counterbalanced forklift. Participants will learn the general safety rules and driver evaluations required in order to obtain a forklift certification card. Furthermore, students will learn the most up-to-date OSHA regulations and what one needs to know in order to remain safe while working with forklifts. NOTICE: Employers must provide hands-on training and applicable certificate of completion. OSHA Education School provides the Forklift Performance Test Form upon request. The Forklift Operator Certification Preparation for Construction course is based on applicable OSHA standards and covers construction of the lift, inspection criteria, operational characteristics, load handing, center of gravity and stability, fueling, general safety, and more. Participants are encouraged to further course learning and instruction by reviewing the OSHA regulations found in the Code of Federal Regulations, Article 29, General Industry Standards, Section 1910.178, Powered Industrial Trucks. Specific course focus and topics include the following: Overview of forklift operator certification OSHA’s regulatory changes Powered industrial trucks (general) Counterbalanced lift trucks Counterbalanced lift trucks (concerns) Counterbalanced lift trucks (concerns, part 2) Equipment operations Operating environment Pre-shift inspections Pre-shift inspections (part 2) Load-handling techniques Operating safety rules and practices Operational evaluations Summary of forklift operator certification Case reports and four unique case studies 10 separate operation examinations following each individual topic Industry terms covered through the duration of the course include: OSHA ANSI LP gas valve CG LP tank NFPA standards Nameplate data