Forklift Safety- Jackson March 30
Name:
Forklift Safety- Jackson March 30
Date:
March 30, 2017
Time:
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
Registration:
Register Now
Event Description:
This workshop will train your operators and those managers and supervisors involved with lift trucks in their safe operation. That’s the first reason to attend. The next would be that TOSHA regulations require it. They spell out specific training elements as well. The third reason is that this workshop prepares attendees to be able to train others. The workshop will present all the TOSHA required training in a format that can be copied by attendees when they return to their worksites.
This workshop is multipurpose: it can train forklift operators on the classroom part of training requirements and it can equip personnel in charge of training with the information necessary to train others.
Who Should Attend?
Safety directors, managers and engineers, Human resource directors, managers and personnel, Facility compliance professionals, Personnel involved in material handling, Forklift trainers Site managers and supervisors, Facilities supervisors, Training and development professionals.
Agenda will include (among other things)
Designation of powered industrial trucks and definitions
Lift truck Basics, Pre-Operation Inspection, Handling Procedures, Load Handling, Balance and Stability, Fueling Procedures, Battery Charging and Changing Procedure
Tips for driving power industrial trucks, 3-point and 4-point suspensions, Center of gravity
Review of the standard adopted in 1999, Training program implementation and content
Recordkeeping requirements.
This workshop is multipurpose: it can train forklift operators on the classroom part of training requirements and it can equip personnel in charge of training with the information necessary to train others.
Who Should Attend?
Safety directors, managers and engineers, Human resource directors, managers and personnel, Facility compliance professionals, Personnel involved in material handling, Forklift trainers Site managers and supervisors, Facilities supervisors, Training and development professionals.
Agenda will include (among other things)
Designation of powered industrial trucks and definitions
Lift truck Basics, Pre-Operation Inspection, Handling Procedures, Load Handling, Balance and Stability, Fueling Procedures, Battery Charging and Changing Procedure
Tips for driving power industrial trucks, 3-point and 4-point suspensions, Center of gravity
Review of the standard adopted in 1999, Training program implementation and content
Recordkeeping requirements.
