Forklift Train-The-Trainer Proposal

Forklift Train-The-Trainer Proposal (optional day for mobile elevating work platforms) David Hoover President 740-763-4978 dhoover@forklifttrainingsystem.com www.forklifttrainingsystems.com “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as if working for the Lord, not for men.” Colossians 3:23 next page

OSHA Forklift Trainer’s Requirements: OSHA 29CFR1910.178 (l) (2) (iii) All operator training and evaluation shall be conducted by persons who have the knowledge, training and experience to train powered industrial truck operators and evaluate their competence. Additional OSHA Comments: OSHA Compliance Directive: CPL 2-1.28A An example of a qualified trainer would be a person who, by possession of a recognized degree, certificate, or professional standing, or who by knowledge, training and experience, has demonstrated the ability to train and evaluate powered industrial truck operators. View our brief video to learn the main things you should be looking for in a forklift train the trainer program and also some things you should avoid www.forklifttrainingsystems.com previous page next page

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training AGENDA: Day One Agenda: Overview of the Forklift Training Systems’ approach to training, introduction and goal setting. Sample operator training classroom session, complete with written exam and discussion. Trainers present information from their facility survey, focused on finding and correcting safety issues. Stand up reach trucks, elevated order pickers and electric pallet jacks, their unique hazards and training. Show how to set up a sample hands on evaluation course and explain how to conduct pass/fail driving evaluations. Discussion of practice operation for new operators. In person site audit (Customer site classes only). Day Two Agenda: Review test on the OSHA forklift standard. OSHA forklift standard, General Duty Clause & Letters of interpretation. Safety audits, identifying and removing material handling hazards. Risk management, protecting yourself and your company. Site and equipment specific training requirements. Certification requirements and recommended policies. Supervision, discipline and positive rewards for operators. Discussion of personal liability for supervisors and trainers. Motivating people to work safely. Discuss the physical and emotional effects of accidents. Teaching pedestrians how to work safely around forklift operations. Tips for organizing and conducting great training. How to utilize the OSHA website effectively for research and information. Review of materials provided to trainers and ongoing support of trainers. www.forklifttrainingsystems.com previous page next page

Training program comparison: Forklift Training Systems Other Training Suppliers Two full days Most around 5-8 hours Trainers credentials don’t expire Typically 3-4 years Yes, must prove competency No, everyone passes Yes, trainers must “earn” their qualification No effort required, just sit and listen Yes, in person and remote Zoom classes Mostly no, specific areas only, no remote option Monthly in person & Zoom, custom on-site Periodic in person classes Yes, complete training kit runs 250 No, add up to 500 for materials Sit down, reach truck, order picker, pallet jack Sit down Yes, phone and email support for life Unlikely Yes, we offer an optional 3rd day for MEWP’s Rare Class length Training expiration Trainers tested pass/fail Trainers assigned homework Nationwide coverage Training options Training material included Forklift types covered Lifetime support MEWP (scissor/boom) option www.forklifttrainingsystems.com previous page next page

pricing & options: 1 Trainer 750 2 or 3 Trainers 700 per trainer Note: Add 300 per trainer if the MEWP (scissor and boom lift) optional day is selected. Click this link to see all upcoming in person and remote Zoom dates and to register online orklift-train-the-trainer/training-dates/ Need 4 or more trainers? Our flat rate of 3,000 includes up to 10 trainers, plus one free materials kit. If you don’t need the full 10 trainers, you can share with other plants in your corporation and share the cost! Contact us for more information on custom group classes at 740-763-4978 or info@forklifttrainingsystem.com www.forklifttrainingsystems.com previous page next page

Customer experiences: “I feel much better about the responsibility I’m taking on having been through your class. You have a world-class operation going there. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend your company to anyone who needs to get up to speed on this material.” - General Electric “All of my guys walked away VERY pleased (they are a tough crowd) and newly energized to start making our site a better, safer place to work. Your program provided accurate, “real world” material that we can put into play immediately.” - BASF “The training content you designed was more extensive than other training vendors and it ensured that our managers would not only be prepared to train their operators, but provided skill training in how to change behavior. Requiring that students pass the pre and post testing did its job in making sure the training was taken seriously, as it should be.” - CES (City Electric Supply) “We have partnered with Forklift Training Systems for over 20 years on training. You have supplied us both locally and across North America with great quality trainer training. Any time we have needed help you have met and greatly exceeded our expectations.” - The Scotts Company www.forklifttrainingsystems.com previous page next page

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www.forklifttrainingsystems.com Training program comparison: previous page next page Forklift Training Systems Other Training Suppliers Class length Two full days Most around 5-8 hours Training expiration Trainers credentials don't expire Typically 3-4 years Trainers tested pass/fail Yes, must prove competency No, everyone passes Trainers assigned homework Yes, trainers must "earn" their .