Safety Training

Forklift safety training doing a hands-on evaluation of a forklift operator.
Classes

Available Training Classes

Reduce employee injury and product damage by keeping safety training a top priority. Count on ProLift for training on the following equipment:

  • Forklifts
  • Reach Truck
  • Order Pickers
  • Electric Pallet Jacks
  • Tuggers and Tow Motors
  • Aerial Lifts
  • Terminal Tractors
  • Turret Trucks
  • Skid Steers
  • Industrial Cleaning Equipment
Toyota forklift safety training for a forklift operator.
Partnership

Why Partner With ProLift?

Providing safety training is the responsibility of every employer, but it’s also about “doing the right thing” and getting your employees safely home. ProLift offers training courses for forklifts, aerial lifts, skid steers and pedestrians.

  • Expertise & Experience – This is our industry. We have team members solely dedicated to training, each bringing years of material handling experience and knowledge to share.
  • Convenience – You pick the date, time and location convenient to your production, giving you the ability to cover operators working different shifts.
  • OSHA Compliance – ProLift will provide accurate, up-to-date records for your files in the event of an OSHA visit.
  • Proactive Training Scheduling – You will receive reminders in advance when an operator is due for refresher training.

Keep Safety A Top Priority

Forklift operator receiving safety training on a Toyota forklift.
FAQ

Safety Training FAQ

Learn how ProLift can assist with your safety training initiatives through a variety of programs and materials. Check out answers to frequently asked questions to better understand how our training can support your team.

How Often Should An In-House Trainer Attend Classes?

While there's no time requirement for attending refresher training classes, it's a good practice when there are updates to safety regulations or if the trainer's skills need improvement. Regular refresher training helps maintain safety standards and ensures that trainers stay current with best practices and regulatory requirements.

ProLift recommends that trainers refresh their knowledge and training every three years to stay compliant as forklift operators.

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Who Is Responsible For Training Equipment Operators?

Employers are responsible for providing safety training classes to equipment operators. This training ensures that operators understand how to safely use the equipment, comply with OSHA regulations, and are prepared for the specific hazards present in their work environment.

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Is My Company Responsible To Train Temporary Associates?

Yes, the employer is responsible for providing safety training to temporary associates working at their company. This ensures that all operators, including temporary workers, are trained on the specific equipment and safety protocols.

As A Designated Trainer, Can I Train Another Company's Operators?

If you agree to share your knowledge and experience with another company as its operator trainer, it's important you are aware of legal responsibilities and vulnerabilities. 

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What Is The Age Requirement To Operate Equipment?

When employing youth workers aged 14-17, several guidelines must be followed, and employees under 18 are strictly prohibited from operating forklifts. 

Eye wash station for forklift battery safety.

Training Materials

ProLift offers a selection of safety training materials for your internal forklift programs. Make your classroom preparation easier with video training kits, daily inspection checklists, lock-out/tag-out kits, operator wallet cards and more. 

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