Hands-on forklift training, Orlando
$220
Sit-down forklift knowledge training and behind-the-wheel practice.
Hands-on training center
Orlando, Florida
OSHA-aligned knowledge training plus hands-on practice on academy equipment. Graduates receive a practical evaluation and digital wallet card as a record of completed knowledge training and practical evaluation.
Classes at this location
Sit-down and stand-up reach combo, Orlando
$350
Both sit-down and stand-up reach equipment in one session.
Land a Job, While Earning More
Trained operators who complete OSHA-aligned knowledge training are stronger candidates. Instead of being a liability, a student who finishes our Orlando session becomes a valued hire in the local industrial job market.
We partner with companies and temp agencies. After you finish training, we can place your name in our network and share forklift job openings in the Orlando area.
Why do you need to have a Forklift License?
- It's the law
- Fines up to $7,000 per employee for operating a forklift without proper training
- Accepted by OSHA-aligned employers nationwide
What do you get with certified training?
- Hands-on, behind-the-wheel practice on an actual forklift
- Certificate of achievement you can print the same day
- Digital wallet card: record of completed knowledge training
- OSHA-aligned knowledge training documented for 3 years
The employer still performs (and periodically repeats) a site-specific practical evaluation under 29 CFR 1910.178(l).
At Forklift Academy, Safety Is Paramount
There are over 85 forklift-related deaths and 34,900 serious injuries yearly. Those numbers drop when operators complete proper training. Students leave this class knowing how to minimize property and equipment damage while maximizing the safety of pedestrians and operators. We cover day-to-day inspection protocols and proper procedures for lifting and transporting a load.
Why We Offer the Best Forklift Training in Orlando
In-depth
Instructors use clear presentations, a written knowledge check, and practice sessions with an actual forklift so you leave ready to operate with competence.
Convenient
Typical hands-on sessions take about 3-4 hours of your time.
Knowledgeable instructors
We use qualified instructors who demonstrate proper procedures. Classes suit beginners entering the Orlando industrial job market and experienced operators refreshing skills.
Orlando is a thriving city with many industrial opportunities. Our forklift training helps you get the knowledge and hands-on practice you need. We would love to help you join the local workforce.
Christian Canizales
Art is a very helpful instructor. He answered everyone's questions. I had no experience driving forklifts before this class. Thanks again Art.
Stephen J. Pietropaolo
Great place to get certified! They were really friendly people and the process was quick. I got certified in just a few hours.
Mauri Torres
Very good company and training, to complete forklift knowledge training.
FAQ's
Can I get forklift training in Orlando, FL at Forklift Academy?
Yes. Forklift Academy’s Orlando location offers OSHA-aligned knowledge training and hands-on practice on academy equipment. The employer still completes a site-specific practical evaluation under 29 CFR 1910.178(l).
Where is the Orlando forklift training center located?
The Orlando training center is at 2669 Mercy Dr, Orlando, FL 32808. Hours: By appointment only. Call 321-236-8635.
How long does forklift training take in Orlando?
Typical hands-on sessions run 2 to 4 hours depending on the equipment package, including classroom knowledge and behind-the-wheel practice. Online knowledge courses are separate and usually take 1-2 hours.
Does completing the Orlando class fully qualify an operator?
Our Orlando class is OSHA-aligned knowledge training plus practice. The digital wallet card is a 3-year record of completed knowledge training. Employers authorize operators after knowledge training and a site-specific practical evaluation.
Is the Orlando knowledge training useful for employers in other U.S. states?
The knowledge training is written to 29 CFR 1910.178, a federal OSHA standard used by U.S. employers. The employer at each worksite still must complete a site-specific practical evaluation. This site describes U.S. operations only.
Do you offer bilingual forklift training in Orlando?
Yes. Orlando lists English | Spanish. Call 321-236-8635 to confirm the language for your session.
How much does forklift training cost in Orlando?
Published hands-on packages at this location start at $220. Combination and Train the Trainer sessions cost more. Prices here match the public live catalog.
Does my employer still have to evaluate me after a Orlando class?
Yes. 29 CFR 1910.178(l) requires a site-specific practical evaluation by the employer. Academy practice on our equipment (or yours, for onsite) does not replace that step.