Forklifts are commonplace around construction sites, warehouses and factories. But these powered industrial trucks can be deadly if used improperly, and they require respect and diligence for safe ...
The Industrial Truck Association (ITA) held its fifth annual National Forklift Safety Day today. The event serves as an opportunity for forklift manufacturers to highlight the safe use of forklifts, ...
OSHA Rule 1910.178 (I) requires operators of Class 7 forklifts — more commonly known as telehandlers — to pass an operator's safety training class before they move a single load of drywall or bricks.
National Forklift Safety Day, sponsored by the Industrial Truck Association, served as a focal point for manufacturers to highlight the safe use of forklifts and the importance of operator training.
OSHA’s standard on powered industrial trucks – 29 CFR 1910.178 – requires training programs to include components of formal instruction, practical training and a workplace performance evaluation.
Stellantis is using virtual reality forklift simulators at its Sterling Heights Stamping Plant to improve safety training.
CM Labs Simulations has released its Telehandler Simulator Training Pack. The Training Pack’s progressive learning exercises gradually build skill and confidence. Trainees work on skills such as ...
CM Labs Simulations, a vendor for simulation-based training in the construction and ports industries, has announced the release of its Telehandler Simulator Training Pack. The simulation-based ...
Designed to involve forklift operators and address the training needs of operators with different levels of experience, J.J. Keller’s Forklift Workshop is a workshop-style training program to help ...
What kid hasn't wanted to drive a forklift? They're heavy, practical and have lots of cranks to pull and buttons to push. In the wrong hands they're also potentially dangerous. A Google search for ...
What should you do if you're driving a forklift under normal working conditions and it starts to tip over? Is it safer to stay in the vehicle or jump out? If you said, "jump," you'd be dead wrong: a ...