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Hello all,
I have been reviewing OSHAS requirements regarding forklift training.
It is very clear that all operators must be certified in accordance with the requirements listed and must include classroom type instruction and physical instruction, then evaluation. Got it.
The part that is unclear to me is the criteria of the "trainer". The third party companies charge an arm and a leg (they all do), and we want many people at our facility to be able to use the forklift.
Is it feasible to have an employee who has been certified multiple times and has had many years experience conduct the training in house? I would like us to have our own internal training program. Has anyone else had experience with this?
Your insights would be very helpful.
Thanks!!!
I have been reviewing OSHAS requirements regarding forklift training.
It is very clear that all operators must be certified in accordance with the requirements listed and must include classroom type instruction and physical instruction, then evaluation. Got it.
The part that is unclear to me is the criteria of the "trainer". The third party companies charge an arm and a leg (they all do), and we want many people at our facility to be able to use the forklift.
Is it feasible to have an employee who has been certified multiple times and has had many years experience conduct the training in house? I would like us to have our own internal training program. Has anyone else had experience with this?
Your insights would be very helpful.
Thanks!!!