Course Description
In this course, you will learn to identify:
- Basic principles of forklift operation
- Understanding the critical principles of balance, stability, and load capacity to ensure safe operation
- How to conduct a thorough pre-shift inspection to identify potential hazards and ensure equipment safety
- Essential safety procedures for the effective operation of your forklift
- Safe load handling techniques
A Forklift Operator course is crucial for ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant operations, while also equipping individuals with valuable, versatile workplace skills.
Anyone who wants to operate a Forklift is required to take this safety training.
- In-House & On-Site Training at our Edmonton Branch
- On-Site Training at our Fort McMurray Branch or Grande Prairie Branches: Minimum 4 participants required.
- For On-Site Training: Our Instructors can deliver training directly at your location. Contact us at training@ketek.ca or 780-447-5050 to learn more.
Skid Steer Operator training course price:
$225.00 +GST
- Prices are based on delivery within 50 km of Edmonton and may vary by location and client needs.
- Retail, Corporate, and Preferred Corporate pricing is available.
- All confirmed bookings will be honored at the advertised/quoted price.
- Duration: Approximately 6 hours (includes practical component).
- Certification: Upon successful completion (80% minimum on both theory and practical components), you’ll receive a certificate.
- Re-certification: Required every three years.
- Prerequisites: All students must bring valid government-issued identification.
- PPE Required: 6″ safety boots, safety gloves, hard hat, safety glasses, and hi-vis vests.
- Cancellations: 24-hour notice is required. Late arrivals or no-shows will forfeit the full course fee. Qualified substitutions are permitted up to the course start date.
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