Counter balance forklift training in Aberdeen
Need Counterbalance forklift training? We are based in Aberdeen but we can also provide training anywhere in Scotland. Book online today. Forklift Instructor offers counter balance training courses to businesses planning to train their forklift drivers and employees.
Counterbalance forklift training on our premises
B1 Counterbalance training on our premises Novice – Beginner (for operator with no or little experience) £450 per operator Experienced operator (for operator with experience but no formal training) £300 per operator Refresher (to maintain good driving habits HSE recommends to reassess operator abilities every 3 – 5 years) £150 per operator Conversion training (for operator with accredited certificate and skill to operate the other type of forklift truck) £200 per operator After the training: Forklift operators are trained to HSE standards and will then be registered on a database (fully compliant with GDPR). Certificate and optional photo ID card will be issued. This ID card will carry a QR code, that can be scanned to open the database. Database will show when and what training the operator has undertaken, on what groups of equipment and when further refresher training should be undertaken.Counterbalance training on your site
B1, B2, B3, B4 Counterbalance training on your site Novice – Beginner 1 Operator – £750 2 Operators – £1000 3 Operators – £1250 Experienced 1 Operator – £500 2 Operators – £550 3 Operators – £750 Refresher Up to 3 operators – £250 Conversion Up to 3 operators – £250 What is B1, B2, B3 or B4 counterbalace truck? Counterbalance trucks are assigned to B group trucks. B group has 4 categories: B1, B2, B3, B4. B1: lifting capacity: up to 5000 kg (including 5000 kg) B2: lifting capacity: 5000 kg to 15000 kg (including 15000 kg) B3: lifting capacity: over 15000 kg B4: Stand on counterbalance truck
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Onsite forklift training requirements
Classroom We will require a classroom for our training sessions. This can be an unoccupied office or room. Work equipment Please ensure that the machine is in good working order and it is safe to use. We will also require manufacturer’s handbook and thorough examination certificate. Practical training area requirements As a guide, smaller trucks of up to 2.5 tonnes’ rated capacity will require an unobstructed manoeuvering area of 12 x 6 metres. Larger trucks will require more space. The area should be equipped with facilities similar to those met during normal operation, including a variety of loads and methods of stacking. It may be inside a building or in the open, and appropriate to the type of truck being used. The availability of cones, drums and other means of providing obstacles for training use would enhance training.