What is OSHA Forklift Training?
OSHA requires that all forklift (powered industrial truck) operators be trained and evaluated before operating any lift equipment. Our course fulfills the knowledge/theory component of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178(l) — the federal regulation that governs forklift operator training nationwide.
What You'll Learn
- Pre-operation inspection — checking tires, forks, fluids, controls
- Safe operating techniques and load handling principles
- Load stacking, stability, and center-of-gravity rules
- Workplace hazard recognition and collision avoidance
- Pedestrian safety and right-of-way rules
- Ramp, incline, and loading dock procedures
- Refueling and battery charging safety
- Emergency shutdown and incident procedures
What You Receive
- Printable Certificate — professional cert with unique ID and QR code
- Wallet Card — credit card sized, carry it on the job
- QR Verification Page — employers scan your card for instant verification
- 3-Year Validity — OSHA recommends re-certification every 3 years
⚠️ Knowledge vs. Practical Evaluation
This course covers the knowledge/theory portion required by OSHA. Some employers also conduct a brief hands-on equipment evaluation on-site — this certification fully prepares you for that and satisfies the classroom requirement.
Who Needs This?
- Warehouse workers required to operate forklifts
- Job applicants wanting to stand out with existing certification
- Workers getting a promotion that involves forklift operation
- Anyone whose certification is expired and needs renewal
Forklift Operator Certification
- Printable certificate
- Wallet card with QR code
- Employer verification page
- Unlimited retakes
- Works on any device
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 compliant — accepted by employers nationwide