ELECTRIC PALLET TRUCK TRAINING - 4 hrs - Max 8 people per course
CRS provides this course for all employees who use mechanically operated pallet trucks. Employees in this regard are required by law to hold a valid certification ( issued within the last 3 years).
The course covers any or all of the following;
PPT Pedestrian
Long Legs
Stand on Stackers
Chariot
Ride-on
On successful completion of the course operators will recieve a certificate of training
Course Content:
The two segments to the program include classroom theory & practical evaluation
Review legislation relating to the Health, Safety & Welfare at Work Act 2005
Outline the responsibilities of Owner, Employer, Supervisors, and Workers
Group discussion on experiences of actual incidents or close calls
Consequences of unsafe driving of a Electric Pallet Lift Truck
Pre-shift Inspections
Stability triangle \ trapezoid
Centre of Gravity of the load & Centre of Gravity of the truck
Capacity of Low Industrial Pallets, capacity plates (reading & understanding.)
Specific hazards & controls when driving a Low Industrial Lift Truck.
How to respond to an emergency situation involving an Low Industrial Lift Truck
List specific driving rules to your use of Low Industrial Pallets.
Learner Verification and review. 34 question, True & False format.
Duration
Theory training takes approximately two hours. We can schedule whatever day, night or weekend is convenient for you.
Hand Truck Pallet Operator Evaluation
Evaluation Objectives:
All drivers must have successfully completed the safe and efficient operation of a pallet truck in order to proceed to the evaluation. Every driver of a Low Industrial Lift Truck will be tested in how to safely and efficiently use their equipment. Whenever possible, this will be done during production hours.(This will allow for an evaluation under the conditions drivers will be required to operate the machinery in). Upon successful completion of the program, participants will be “Certified” as a Low Industrial Pallet Truck Driver.
Program Content:
Each driver completes a Pre-shift inspection.
Observed Picking up a load
Forks at correct height * proper tilt for type of load
Smooth stopping * looks before baking up
Forks level before entering * stops at all blind corners
Load is centered * proceeds with load at safe height
Load is stable enough for lifting and transporting * proceeds at safe speed
Load all way to heel of forks * how to deal with obstructed view
Observed stacking a load
Approach with load down * levels load before putting in place
Looks behind before backing out * gently places
Raising load * insures all people are at a safe distance
Smooth operation * aware of rear end swing
Parking * forks flat * tilt forward * parking brake on
Duration:
The average time to complete a “driver evaluation” is one-half hour, for experienced drivers. It is suggestion that “new” drivers be instructed for a minimum of four hours prior to being evaluated.