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604.864.8628 [email protected] www.twsolutions.ca FORKLIFT This course is intended for : WorkSafe BC requires Lift Truck (Forklift) Operators to be trained to a CSA B335-94 (national) standard. Theory Course Content The theory portion in this half-day course will cover the following topics; The Review of OHSA Regulations Identify the parts of Material Handling Equipment Review the pre-shift inspection requirements Review machine capacity & stability factors Overview safe operations practice Review safe loading / unloading procedures Along with these general lessons participants will receive training specific to their work requirements and equipment used on site. Practical Course Content Participants are taught the safe use of equipment specific to their job site. Each student will receive one hour of training on the lift equipment specific to their current job requirements. Operational training and safe use can be applied to the following types of machinery: 3 - 5000 # s/d c/d Lift truck 6 - 9000 # s/d c/b Lift truck 10,000plus # s/d c/b Lift truck Reach Fork/ Side Stacker/ Stock Pickers/ Stock Picker with Guide Wires/ Swing Reach Turret/ Walk Type Forklift/ Power Movers/ Rider Pallet Movers Attention Health and Safety Advisors: OHSA regulations require all employees who operate mobile equipment must receive adequate instruction in the safe use of each type of equipment operated at the work site. This instruction includes both classroom and hands-on training. Lift truck operator training must meet the requirements of the Canadian Standard Association, B335-94 “Industrial Lift Truck Operator Training”. In accordance to clause 6.21.3, the lift truck operator’s practical performance must be assessed at least 18-month intervals by their supervisor/ employer. Re-training is necessary it this point if it is determined there are shortcomings in their performance. Class Size This course is designed to be facilitated with groups of up to 10 students per class. Course Length Approximately 4 hours for theory and 1 hour per student for practical Certification A Record of Training certificate will be issued upon successful completion. Applicable Regulation WorkSafe BC’s Occupational Health & Safety Regulation, Safety at work: Certification and training: http://www2.worksafebc.com/ topics/certificationtraining/Trai ning.asp?ReportID=35450

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Page 1: RECENT - Forklift Course Outline · FORKLIFT This course is intended for: WorkSafe BC requires Lift Truck (Forklift) Operators to be trained to a CSA B335-94 (national) standard

604.864.8628 [email protected] www.twsolutions.ca

FORKLIFT

This course is intended for: WorkSafe BC requires Lift Truck (Forklift) Operators to be trained to a CSA B335-94 (national) standard.

Theory Course Content The theory portion in this half-day course will cover the following topics;

• The Review of OHSA Regulations • Identify the parts of Material Handling Equipment • Review the pre-shift inspection requirements • Review machine capacity & stability factors • Overview safe operations practice • Review safe loading / unloading procedures

Along with these general lessons participants will receive training specific to their work requirements and equipment used on site.

Practical Course Content

Participants are taught the safe use of equipment specific to their job site. Each student will receive one hour of training on the lift equipment specific to their current job requirements. Operational training and safe use can be applied to the following types of machinery:

• 3 - 5000 # s/d c/d Lift truck • 6 - 9000 # s/d c/b Lift truck • 10,000plus # s/d c/b Lift truck • Reach Fork/ Side Stacker/ Stock Pickers/ Stock Picker with Guide Wires/

Swing Reach Turret/ Walk Type Forklift/ Power Movers/ Rider Pallet Movers

Attention Health and Safety Advisors:

OHSA regulations require all employees who operate mobile equipment must receive adequate instruction in the safe use of each type of equipment operated at the work site. This instruction includes both classroom and hands-on training. Lift truck operator training must meet the requirements of the Canadian Standard Association, B335-94 “Industrial Lift Truck Operator Training”. In accordance to clause 6.21.3, the lift truck operator’s practical performance must be assessed at least 18-month intervals by their supervisor/ employer. Re-training is necessary it this point if it is determined there are shortcomings in their performance.

Class Size This course is designed to be facilitated with groups of up to 10 students per class.

Course Length

Approximately 4 hours for theory and 1 hour per student for practical

Certification

A Record of Training certificate will be issued upon successful completion.

Applicable Regulation

WorkSafe BC’s Occupational Health & Safety Regulation, Safety at work: Certification and training: http://www2.worksafebc.com/topics/certificationtraining/Training.asp?ReportID=35450