Information
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Course Title
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Course Number
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Customer
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Operator Name
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Start Date and Course Introduction
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Location
Assessor/Instructor Competancy
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The assessor/Instructor must be trained as per PUWER Regulation 9 Section 2.2 and have a full understanding of all plant vehicle operation that they are to assess.
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Instructor Name
Operator Details
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Date of Birth
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Photo of operator
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Health Operator is fit and in good health to be able to operate machinery at work including good vision with or without visual aid
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- Yes
- No
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If an operator has no proof of training held on record, they must not operate a forklift truck until proof of training Competancy has been proven?
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Date of last test/Assessment or training course
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Does the candidate have a certificate of training that has been passed or refreshed within the last three years?
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Does the candidate have a certificate of training that has been passed or refreshed within the last three years?
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If no training or assessment, how much experience has operator had.
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Operated truck on a regular basis within the last 12 months
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Declaration date of above details
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Declaration of details above
Plant Vehicle
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Type of plant equipment?
- Counterbalance
- Reach
- Pivot Steer
Truck information
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Make/Model
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Load capacity
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Mast height
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Load Centre
- 500mm
- 600mm
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Attachments
Course Record
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Course Introduction
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Select date
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HSAWA 1974
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Select date
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Safety Films
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Select date
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Intro to truck
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Select date
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Elementary Driving
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Select date
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Steering Exercises - Open Areas
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Select date
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Steering Exercises - Confined Areas
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Lessons in picking up loads Depends on operator experience/needs
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Racking System used
- Yes
- No
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Select date
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Demonstration of a Pre shift check by Instructor
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Select date
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Demonstration of Code of practice
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- Yes
- No
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Select date
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Film - Stability
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Select date
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Practical Assessment
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Select date
Daily Safety Inspection
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The operator completes the Pre-shift inspection on the machine
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Select date
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The operator fully understands the capacity information plate?
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The operator understands the correct fault reporting procedures?
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If a fault has been found, the lift truck must be parked up in a safe place and the key removed. The fault must be made to a member of the management team.
Theory Questions
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Operated truck operator passed the theory assessment
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Photo of completed theory question sheet
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Select date
Operator Assessment
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Operated truck forward and in reverse, laden and unladen
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Operated truck forward and in reverse, laden and unladen
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Correct travel position of the forks/attachment when travelling unladen?
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Executed 90 degree turns, left and right in a working aisle to suit the truck
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Correct use of the horn when appropriate?
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Bulk stacked and de-stacked loads
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- Floor
- Eye level
- High level
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Stacked and de-stacked in Pallet racking
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- Floor
- Eye level
- High level
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Operator had good all round safety observation?
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Loaded/unloaded company/delivery vehicle with loads
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The operator correctly parks the truck in a safe area and removes key
Assessment Recommendations & Evaluations
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Assessors evaluation of operator safety?
- Excellent
- Good
- Satisfactory
- Re-training is advised
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Comments
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Course Pass with an evaluation of Excellent / Good / Satisfactory
Signatures
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Date of assessment
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Operator signature
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Assessor signature