Title Page

  • Company Name

  • Location
  • Trainer/Facilitator

  • Date of Training

Trainee Information

  • Name

  • Employee ID/Certification Number

Forklift Training and Assessment

  • Provide an overview of the forklift's purpose, applications in the workplace, and its significance.

  • Introduce the steps to performing pre-operational checks.

  • Trainee can perform pre-operational checks independently.

  • Trainee knows how to inspect the forklift for safety before each use.

  • Trainee knows how to complete and document pre-operational checklists.

  • Discuss theoretical knowledge and safety guidelines related to forklift operations.

  • Trainee understands and can explain safety guidelines and regulations.

  • Trainee can discuss theoretical aspects of forklift operation, including load capacity and stability.

  • Train on proper load handling techniques, emphasizing load positioning, weight distribution, and methods to prevent load shifts.

  • Trainee can properly position loads on the forks.

  • Trainee can distribute loads to ensure safe handling and prevent load shifts.

  • Teach how to operate the forklift safely in different scenarios, including steering, braking, acceleration, and navigating tight spaces.

  • Trainee can perform a 360-degree assessment before moving the forklift.

  • Trainee can effectively operate the forklift, demonstrating safe steering, braking, and acceleration.

  • Trainee can navigate tight spaces and obstacles while maintaining control.

  • Cover safe fueling or battery charging practices and basic maintenance tasks, including checking oil levels and tire conditions.

  • Trainee knows and demonstrates the procedures for fueling, recharging, and basic maintenance tasks, such as checking oil and tires.

  • Emphasize the importance of maintaining awareness of pedestrians, using horns when necessary, and communicating effectively when working near them.

  • Trainee consistently maintains a safe distance from pedestrians.

  • Trainee demonstrates awareness of pedestrians and communicates effectively with them while operating the forklift.

  • Train on how to respond to common emergency situations, including equipment malfunctions, fire incidents, and accidents.

  • Trainee knows how to respond to common emergencies, such as equipment malfunctions, fires, and accidents.

  • Trainee can effectively execute emergency procedures to ensure the safety of themselves and others.

  • Discuss the importance of periodic refresher training and maintaining ongoing safety awareness for experienced forklift operators.

  • Emphasize the need to maintain proper records of training sessions and certifications to demonstrate compliance with training requirements.

Assessment and Completion

  • Based on the trainee's performance, they have successfully completed the forklift training program.

  • Trainee's Name and Signature

  • Trainer's Name and Signature

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