Forklifts, Personnel Lifts and Backhoes
How do I get Certified?
1. Learn the Forklift Safety Law
2. Learn and Practice Operation under Supervision
3. Take Written Test and Drivers TestYou can get trained and certified right Here, right Now. Certifications for Operators cost $59. Trainers get both Operator and Trainer certifications for $95. Email me at usaforklift@yahoo.com Pay with Zelle or suggest a way you prefer. You don't have to pay first. I'm happy to explain the procedures, send you materials, and help you make sure it's right for you. No problem. It's my job! Thanks. Tom. The U.S. Department of Labor in SHIB 03-09-30 prohibits most youth under the age of 18 from operating forklifts – powered industrial trucks.
2. Learn and Practice Operation under Supervision
3. Take Written Test and Drivers Test
You can get trained and certified right Here, right Now. Certifications for Operators cost $59. Trainers get both Operator and Trainer certifications for $95. Email me at usaforklift@yahoo.com Pay with Zelle or suggest a way you prefer. You don't have to pay first. I'm happy to explain the procedures, send you materials, and help you make sure it's right for you. No problem. It's my job! Thanks. Tom. The U.S. Department of Labor in SHIB 03-09-30 prohibits most youth under the age of 18 from operating forklifts – powered industrial trucks.
OSHA estimates that 1 million forklifts are used in workplaces across the country. Forklifts are not only among the most common types of motorized equipment, they are also the cause of some of the most serious workplace accidents.
Forklift safety is—or at least should be—a major concern in the large majority of U.S. workplaces. That's because most industrial facilities use forklifts, and more than 100 deaths and 20,000 injuries related to forklifts occur each year. More than a few forklift accidents result in the death of the operator or another employee.
Employees are often seriously injured when forklifts:- Drive off loading docks
- Fall between docks and an unsecured trailer
- Tip over - front, back and sideways
- Drop loads
- Strike employees working nearby
Workers are also injured when they fall off forklifts, often when hitching rides or being elevated on the forks—both violations of safety rules. Battery charging and fueling accidents also claim victims. Most incidents involve property damage as well as injuries, including damage to overhead sprinklers, racking, pipes, walls, materials, and machinery.
According to OSHA, most employee injuries and property damage can be attributed to:
- Lack of safe operating procedures
- Inconsistent or nonexistent safety rule enforcement
- Insufficient or inadequate training
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