Operating the forklift in tight space forward and backwards with loads, also lifting goods from low level to high level for stacking and de-stacking.Pre-use checking of the forklift truck as well as a theory test to be completed.On successful completion of this course you will be issued with a CTTS forklift certificate signed by a qualified forklift instructor/examiner.

5 day Forklift training for candidates who have never operated Forklift Trucks to cover all aspects of training including Health & Safety in line with the Approved Code of Practice. Training will cover PUWER Regulations, Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations; Health & Safety at Work Act 1974; Other current relevant regulations including Introduction to machine; Inspections, Controls etc; Loading and unloading in a safe and correct manner. On completion candidates will be awarded with a RTITB Certificate of Basic Training in Forklift Truck Operations

To train operators how to use a forklift safely, pre-use checking of the truck identify parts and components for serviceability before using truck.Theory training and testing for knowledge of subject forklift).Practical training moving the truck forward and backwards empty and loaded for transportation.Stacking and de-stacking at low and high levels.On successful completion of this course you will be certificated by CTTS to operate forklift trucks.

Many workplaces require forklifts to move heavy objects in an efficient and safe manner. This course will teach you the operating mechanisms of various forklift types, safety considerations for the forklift operator and vehicle inspection procedures. You'll learn how to identify hazards in the workplace, assess the risks associated with them and the necessary safety precautions to minimise accidents in the workplace.Forklifts are extensively used in warehouses, construction sites and distribution centres for lifting and moving heavy objects. This course will introduce you to forklift operation. You’ll learn about its importance in the workplace and its key components. You’ll explore...

3 day Forklift training for candidates who have operated Forklift Trucks but have had no formal training or test to cover all aspects of training including Health & Safety in line with the Approved Code of Practice. Training will cover PUWER Regulations, Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations; Health & Safety at Work Act 1974; Other current relevant regulations including Introduction to machine; Inspections, Controls etc; Loading and unloading in a safe and correct manner. On completion candidates will be awarded with a RTITB Certificate of Basic Training in Forklift Truck Operations

This course will train candidates to operate a counterbalance forklift truck to operator level. The course will be carried out in accordance with Road Transport Industry Training Board (RTITB) guidelines and on successful completion candidates will receive an accredited certificate, Photo ID Card and be registered on the RTITB National Operators Database. This will provide evidence of qualification for prospective employers.The course duration will be between 4 and 5 days dependent on numbers of candidates on the course. There will be a maximum of 3 candidates on the course. The course will start at 0830 hrs...

RTITB Novice Counterbalance Forklift Course Course DurationDays: 3 – 5Attendees1 – 3Course LocationCarried out at the training centreCourse ObjectivesBy the end of the course the operator should be able to:• Carry out a pre-start inspection.• Load and unload vehicles.• Understand the causes of instability of truck and load.• Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation.• Demonstrate an understanding of battery care (if applicable).• Operate the machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers’ manual and instructions and accepted good practice.Course Summary• Relevant regulations/legislation• Introduction to machine• Controls and instruments• Limitations of use• Load weight assessment• Forklift truck stability• Components and main truck types• Driving a counterbalance lift truck• Refuelling/recharging procedures• Battery Checks• Pre-start...

RTITB Existing Counterbalance Forklift Course Course DurationDays: 1.5 – 2.5Attendees1 – 3Course LocationCarried out at the training centre or customer premisesCourse ObjectivesBy the end of the course the operator should be able to:• Carry out a pre-start inspection.• Load and unload vehicles.• Understand the causes of instability of truck and load.• Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation.• Demonstrate an understanding of battery care (if applicable).• Operate the machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers’ manual and instructions and accepted good practice.Course Summary• Relevant regulations/legislation• Introduction to machine• Controls and instruments• Limitations of use• Load weight assessment• Forklift truck stability• Components and main truck types• Driving a counterbalance lift...

This course will provide conversion training for candidates with an existing forklift certificate to train them to operate an alternative truck type: Counterbalance (B1) or Reach (D1). The course will be carried out in accordance with Road Transport Industry (RTITB) guidelines and on successful completion candidates will receive an accredited certificate, photo ID card and be registered on the RTITB National Operators Database. This will provide evidence of qualification for prospective employers.The course duration will be 1-2 days depending on number of candidates. There will be a maximum of 3 candidates on the course. ...

Upon successful completion of the end tests, this forklift course leads to the candidate being registered on RTITB's National Operator Registration Scheme (RTITB/NORS) and the issue of a nationally recognised Certificate and Card valid for 3 years on the Counterbalance Lift Truck.The objectives of the course are to enable delegates to: - Operate the forklift safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturer's instructions and accepted good practice - Use ancillary attachments - Carry out a pre-shift inspection of the forklift- Be able to load and unload vehicles - Understand the causes of instability of truck...