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FORKLIFT SAFETY TRAINING
The purpose of this course is to educate people who perform forklift
operations on the rules, legislation and proper application of safe work
practices and operating procedures involved in day-to-day activities. It is
designed for individuals who have a basic understanding of, or who are operating
forklifts.
Upon successful completion of this course the operator will:
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Be able to explain the difference in handling
characteristics between machines having empty and loaded forks.
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Be able to explain the stability triangle and
center of gravity.
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Be able to understand and apply load charts with
relation to loads to be lifted.
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Be able to explain reasons for maintaining
up-to-date maintenance records, and why proper maintenance is important for
safe, efficient and productive operation.
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Identify the controls and their purpose, and
demonstrate the proper use of controls.
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Identify and explain forklift safety features and
their importance.
Operators are evaluated by written exam and practical skill level exercises.
This course is intended to inform and improve operator skill levels and does
not certify operators as highly skilled nor licensed operators. A training
course certificate, describing the specific machine trained on, will be awarded
upon successful completion of this program.
Applicable OH&S Legislation:
- Act: Section 2 & 35 Responsibilities
- Regulation: Part 1 General (15) Safety Training
- Code: Part 2 Hazard Assessment, Elimination & Control
- Code: Part 6 Cranes, Hoists and Lifting Devices
- Code: Part 19 Powered Mobile Equipment
Phone: (403) 320-8378
Toll Free: 1-866-320-8378
Fax: (403) 320-8414
Email: info@southernsafety.ab.ca
Southern Safety Consulting Ltd. #204 2910-16th Avenue North,
Lethbridge, AB, Canada, T1H-5E9

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Updated:
07 February 2012
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