Forklift Train the Trainer Online (English)

About Course

Forklift Train the Trainer Online teaches you how to train powered industrial truck operators using OSHA-aligned safety content. Complete the slides, watch the embedded safety videos, print employer documents, pass the certification test, and download your digital certificate.

Course Content

1. Welcome

1. Welcome and icebreaker
2. Unsafe conditions example
3. Unsafe braking example
4. Unsafe lifting example
5. Racking collapse hazard
6. Racking collapse with product loss
7. Never ride on the forks
8. No passengers on the forklift

2. Safety video

3. Certification and the law

4. Equipment types

18. Section 1:
19. Powered Industrial
20. There are
21. Class I:
22. Class II:
23. Class III:
24. Class IV:
25. Class V:
26. Class VI:
27. Class VII:
28. Section 1 Summary:
29. Cushion Tires
30. Electric Battery
31. Fork Positioner
32. Barrel Attachment

5. OSHA

6. Safety in practice

41. SAFETY IN PRACTICE
42. Step 1: Inspect Your Machine
43. At the beginning of
44. Don’t forget to buckle up!
45. Never operate a forklift that
46. NO SMOKING. EVER.
47. DO NOT
48. Do not accelerate on turns.
49. Never lean or hang
50. Do not allow anyone to ride.
51. This is
52. A regulation
53. Never leave the operator cab when a person is elevated in
54. Your forks are sharp and unforgiving.
55. Always signal your approach.
56. Do not leave your

7. Loading protocol

57. LOADING PROTOCOL
58. Make sure your forklift equipment is rated to handle the weight
59. Know your limits.
60. Do not attempt to move
61. Do not enter a docked
62. When available, always use a dock plate when driving your forklift into a trailer.
63. Make sure your loading floor can support your weight.
64. Loading extremely heavy loads in the middle of the trailer can lead to collapse.
65. Always back down

About Course

Course Content

1. Welcome

1. Welcome and icebreaker

2. Unsafe conditions example

3. Unsafe braking example

4. Unsafe lifting example

5. Racking collapse hazard

6. Racking collapse with product loss

7. Never ride on the forks

8. No passengers on the forklift

2. Safety video

9. Safety video

3. Certification and the law

10. Pedestrian trap hazard

11. Tip-over survival cage

12. Tip-over fatality example

13. There are roughly

14. OSHA Guidelines

15. Certification Process

16. It’s the law…

17. Your Forklift (PIT) Certification is valid for

4. Equipment types

18. Section 1:

19. Powered Industrial

20. There are

21. Class I:

22. Class II:

23. Class III:

24. Class IV:

25. Class V:

26. Class VI:

27. Class VII:

28. Section 1 Summary:

29. Cushion Tires

30. Electric Battery

31. Fork Positioner

32. Barrel Attachment

5. OSHA

33. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY

34. Who is OSHA?

35. Accidents are happening in

36. The explicit purpose of forklift safety training is

37. As a government agency,

38. If OSHA determines that forklift

39. OSHA is serious about workplace safety because

40. Accidents in the news

6. Safety in practice

41. SAFETY IN PRACTICE

42. Step 1: Inspect Your Machine

43. At the beginning of

44. Don’t forget to buckle up!

45. Never operate a forklift that

46. NO SMOKING. EVER.

47. DO NOT

48. Do not accelerate on turns.

49. Never lean or hang

50. Do not allow anyone to ride.

51. This is

52. A regulation

53. Never leave the operator cab when a person is elevated in

54. Your forks are sharp and unforgiving.

55. Always signal your approach.

56. Do not leave your

7. Loading protocol

57. LOADING PROTOCOL

58. Make sure your forklift equipment is rated to handle the weight

59. Know your limits.

60. Do not attempt to move

61. Do not enter a docked

62. When available, always use a dock plate when driving your forklift into a trailer.

63. Make sure your loading floor can support your weight.

64. Loading extremely heavy loads in the middle of the trailer can lead to collapse.

65. Always back down

8. Stability triangle

66. THE STABILITY TRIANGLE

67. Never attempt to transport

68. Vehicle Center of

69. Please drive safely.

9. Closing safety video