OSHA Forklift Program Management
For managers, supervisors, HSE staff, trainers and evaluators who run a powered industrial truck program under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178: truck selection and designations, operator selection, training, evaluation, certification and refresher training, examination and maintenance, charging and refueling, traffic and dock control, temporary workers, and measuring and auditing the program. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OSHA, is not an OSHA Outreach Training Program (10-hour or 30-hour) course, issues no DOL or OSHA card, and is not an operator license — OSHA issues none; the employer certifies operators. Your employer remains responsible for the site-specific training, practical training and workplace evaluation the standard requires.
- Modules
- 7
- Participants max.
- 20
- Langue
- EN
Ce qu'elle couvre habituellement
- 1
Orientation: The Standard and the Program
- About This Course: Program Management, Not an Operator License
- Scope of 1910.178: Which Trucks Are Covered
- Truck Classes and Types
- Designated, Approved and Modified Trucks
- What a Forklift Program Contains and Who Owns It
- 2
Selecting and Training Operators
- Selecting Operators: Age, Fitness and Authorization
- The Shape of Operator Training: Formal, Practical, Evaluation
- Truck-Related Training Topics
- Workplace-Related Topics and the Standard's Requirements
- Who May Train and Evaluate
- 3
Evaluation, Certification and Refresher Training
- Designing the Practical Evaluation
- Running the Evaluation Fairly
- The Certification Record
- Refresher Triggers and the Three-Year Evaluation
- Prior Training and Experienced Hires
- 4
Keeping Trucks Safe: Examination, Maintenance and Energy
- The Pre-Use Examination Program
- Maintenance, Repairs and Removal from Service
- Battery Charging Areas
- Refueling Areas: LP Gas, Gasoline and Diesel
- Carbon Monoxide from Internal Combustion Trucks
- 5
The Workplace: Traffic, Pedestrians and Docks
- Traffic Management Planning
- Separating Pedestrians and Trucks
- Loading Docks, Trailers and Wheel Chocks
- Rail Cars and Dock Boards
- 6
Shared Duties, Special Cases and Daily Supervision
- Temporary Workers: Host Employers and Staffing Agencies
- Construction Forklifts Under 1926.602
- Operating Rules the Program Must Enforce
- Supervising Operators Day to Day
- 7
Measuring, Investigating and Auditing the Program
- Investigating Forklift Incidents and Near Misses
- Leading and Lagging Indicators for the Program
- Auditing the Forklift Program
- Case Study: Rebuilding a Program at a Distribution Center
- The Complete Program: Review and Next Steps
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