Forklift Operator
Description
OSHA requires all personnel to be certified to drive a forklift and most employers throughout the U.S. are requesting previous forklift operator training or certification. The demand for trucking and warehousing services is expected to increase in Idaho. Let us help you not only comply with OSHA regulations but get the job you want.
This 1-day certification course is designed to provide participants with classroom training along with a practical confirmation of Forklift Operators with limited or extensive experience in handling forklift trucks. This course teaches forklift operators to operate in a safe and efficient manner which includes a written theory/practical exam.
This course is an Idaho LAUNCH approved training opportunity. Complete this quick FORM to see what you can qualify for.
Walk Away With
- Authorized operator status that will legally allow you to operate forklifts on the job
- Training workbook, with extensive notes, to use during the course and on the job site
- Certification of Completion provided by CSI Workforce Development and Training
- Forklift Operator Industry Certification (valid for 3 years anywhere in the United States)
Prerequisites
Students must be 18 years of age or older due to Federal Law. Each participant attending Live Online sessions will be required to attend a hands-on equipment inspection, assessment and demonstration to receive certification. Once training is complete our CSI Workforce Development & Training Coordinator will reach out to you and set a date and time to have the hands-on requirements performed 1x1 with our instructor for final certification.
Industrial Truck & Tractor Operators
Average Wages: $29,249
Projected Growth Over 10 Years: 10.4%
Demand Level: Average
Who Should Attend?
This course is recommended for new drivers or drivers with little experience and/or no certification.
What Will I Learn?
- OSHA operator requirements
- How to conduct a forklift inspection
- Operator and pedestrian hazards
- Dynamics of top-over
- Steering and maneuvering
- Electrical and engine-powered counterbalanced (standard warehouse style) vertical mast forklifts
- Safe procedures and maintenance
Be prepared to perform satisfactorily on equipment as a forklift operator during training.
Instructor Bio
Description
OSHA requires all personnel to be certified to drive a forklift and most employers throughout the U.S. are requesting previous forklift operator training or certification. The demand for trucking and warehousing services is expected to increase in Idaho. Let us help you not only comply with OSHA regulations but get the job you want.
This 1-day certification course is designed to provide participants with classroom training along with a practical confirmation of Forklift Operators with limited or extensive experience in handling forklift trucks. This course teaches forklift operators to operate in a safe and efficient manner which includes a written theory/practical exam.
This course is an Idaho LAUNCH approved training opportunity. Complete this quick FORM to see what you can qualify for.
Walk Away With
- Authorized operator status that will legally allow you to operate forklifts on the job
- Training workbook, with extensive notes, to use during the course and on the job site
- Certification of Completion provided by CSI Workforce Development and Training
- Forklift Operator Industry Certification (valid for 3 years anywhere in the United States)
Prerequisites
Students must be 18 years of age or older due to Federal Law. Each participant attending Live Online sessions will be required to attend a hands-on equipment inspection, assessment and demonstration to receive certification. Once training is complete our CSI Workforce Development & Training Coordinator will reach out to you and set a date and time to have the hands-on requirements performed 1x1 with our instructor for final certification.
Industrial Truck & Tractor Operators
Average Wages: $29,249
Projected Growth Over 10 Years: 10.4%
Demand Level: Average
Who Should Attend?
This course is recommended for new drivers or drivers with little experience and/or no certification.
What Will I Learn?
- OSHA operator requirements
- How to conduct a forklift inspection
- Operator and pedestrian hazards
- Dynamics of top-over
- Steering and maneuvering
- Electrical and engine-powered counterbalanced (standard warehouse style) vertical mast forklifts
- Safe procedures and maintenance
Be prepared to perform satisfactorily on equipment as a forklift operator during training.
Instructor Bio
Description
OSHA requires all personnel to be certified to drive a forklift and most employers throughout the U.S. are requesting previous forklift operator training or certification. The demand for trucking and warehousing services is expected to increase in Idaho. Let us help you not only comply with OSHA regulations but get the job you want.
This 1-day certification course is designed to provide participants with classroom training along with a practical confirmation of Forklift Operators with limited or extensive experience in handling forklift trucks. This course teaches forklift operators to operate in a safe and efficient manner which includes a written theory/practical exam.
This course is an Idaho LAUNCH approved training opportunity. Complete this quick FORM to see what you can qualify for.
Walk Away With
- Authorized operator status that will legally allow you to operate forklifts on the job
- Training workbook, with extensive notes, to use during the course and on the job site
- Certification of Completion provided by CSI Workforce Development and Training
- Forklift Operator Industry Certification (valid for 3 years anywhere in the United States)
Prerequisites
Students must be 18 years of age or older due to Federal Law. Each participant attending Live Online sessions will be required to attend a hands-on equipment inspection, assessment and demonstration to receive certification. Once training is complete our CSI Workforce Development & Training Coordinator will reach out to you and set a date and time to have the hands-on requirements performed 1x1 with our instructor for final certification.
Industrial Truck & Tractor Operators
Average Wages: $29,249
Projected Growth Over 10 Years: 10.4%
Demand Level: Average
Who Should Attend?
This course is recommended for new drivers or drivers with little experience and/or no certification.
What Will I Learn?
- OSHA operator requirements
- How to conduct a forklift inspection
- Operator and pedestrian hazards
- Dynamics of top-over
- Steering and maneuvering
- Electrical and engine-powered counterbalanced (standard warehouse style) vertical mast forklifts
- Safe procedures and maintenance
Be prepared to perform satisfactorily on equipment as a forklift operator during training.
Instructor Bio
Description
OSHA requires all personnel to be certified to drive a forklift and most employers throughout the U.S. are requesting previous forklift operator training or certification. The demand for trucking and warehousing services is expected to increase in Idaho. Let us help you not only comply with OSHA regulations but get the job you want.
This 1-day certification course is designed to provide participants with classroom training along with a practical confirmation of Forklift Operators with limited or extensive experience in handling forklift trucks. This course teaches forklift operators to operate in a safe and efficient manner which includes a written theory/practical exam.
This course is an Idaho LAUNCH approved training opportunity. Complete this quick FORM to see what you can qualify for.
Walk Away With
- Authorized operator status that will legally allow you to operate forklifts on the job
- Training workbook, with extensive notes, to use during the course and on the job site
- Certification of Completion provided by CSI Workforce Development and Training
- Forklift Operator Industry Certification (valid for 3 years anywhere in the United States)
Prerequisites
Students must be 18 years of age or older due to Federal Law. Each participant attending Live Online sessions will be required to attend a hands-on equipment inspection, assessment and demonstration to receive certification. Once training is complete our CSI Workforce Development & Training Coordinator will reach out to you and set a date and time to have the hands-on requirements performed 1x1 with our instructor for final certification.
Industrial Truck & Tractor Operators
Average Wages: $29,249
Projected Growth Over 10 Years: 10.4%
Demand Level: Average
Who Should Attend?
This course is recommended for new drivers or drivers with little experience and/or no certification.
What Will I Learn?
- OSHA operator requirements
- How to conduct a forklift inspection
- Operator and pedestrian hazards
- Dynamics of top-over
- Steering and maneuvering
- Electrical and engine-powered counterbalanced (standard warehouse style) vertical mast forklifts
- Safe procedures and maintenance
Be prepared to perform satisfactorily on equipment as a forklift operator during training.
Instructor Bio