Onsite training
Class seats at training centers
Hands-on products at a public training center require a seat before checkout. Online courses stay on-demand, no calendar, no seat picker.
Two schedule styles are available. Recurring cities publish the same Tuesday and Thursday hours. Appointment-only cities get a dated board the office sets for the next few weeks.
Los Angeles, recurring
Dallas, dated
How it works
Pick the city product, choose a date, then a time. Open and sold-out times show on each slot. Add to cart stays off until an open session is selected. Checkout without a session is blocked. Completing checkout holds the seat.
- Availability. A sold-out time cannot be selected.
- Language. Each seat shows English or Spanish so you can pick the class language.
- Local time. Times are labeled in the training center’s zone, not Eastern by default.
- Length. Each session is 3.5 hours (10:00 AM or 3:00 PM start).
- Train-the-Trainer hands-on city products use the same picker. They are scheduled classes, not walk-in kits.
The two boards
Recurring hours
Los Angeles, San Diego, Houston, Miami, Fresno, Denver
Same pattern every week: Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM, generated about eight weeks ahead. Matches cities that publish weekday hours. Open the LA Standard hands-on product to pick a seat.
Open Los Angeles product
Dated calendar
Dallas, Atlanta, Austin, Hayward, Orlando
Appointment-only cities. The office sets specific dates for the next month, not an infinite recurrence. Dallas and Atlanta products on this shop show that board.
Open Dallas product
What is not a class seat
- Online certification (example: Individual On-line Forklift Certification). Buy anytime, take the course when you want. No session picker.
- Employer on-site (On-Site Forklift Certification). Scheduled with the company at their facility, not a public training-center roster.
- T-shirts, optional printed operator cards, and training programs are products, not classes.
Example