If you are looking for nationally accredited providers when it comes to Forklift Training in WA, our training is carried out in our purpose-built and customised training facilities in both Forrestfield and Bunbury. You can choose from our beginner course (TLILIC0003 Licence to operate a forklift truck), or for those who wish to further their qualifications, there is the experienced forklift course. Nara Training and Assessing gets outstanding feedback results.
What our students say that the best aspects of the training are
- “Getting to practice on forklifts to build up my confidence and getting the guidance when needing improvement”
- “The trainers education was so easy to understand for foreigner also.”
- “Having enough time to practice on the forklift.”
- “I thought that the content was quite easy to pick up due to the engagement between the teacher and the students and the information given in handouts.”
- “The trainer was helpful and gave everyone the time they needed to feel comfortable with the course.”
- “The trainer was very easy going and explained things well, as a first timer he was good at making sure you are confident in driving and operating the forklift.
Please visit Forklift Ticket Training Courses | Nara by Skill Hire for more information and to enrol. Nara Training & Assessing delivers nationally accredited training (RTO: 4518). When it comes to industry experience, you and your team are guaranteed to learn from the best. We strive to provide excellent customer service through tailored training, and flexible delivery and assessment. In taking a customer-first approach, our team can meet the needs of individuals, businesses, and corporations alike.
Our industry links span over 25 years and provide participants with a competitive advantage to enter the construction and trade industry, established in 1997.
When it comes to reliable, up to date and relevant training and competency assessment, look no further than Nara, proudly part of IntoWork Australia.
Forklift Training: What You Need to Know
Forklift training is essential for anyone who operates a forklift in a workplace setting. Proper training ensures safety, efficiency, and compliance with regulatory standards.
- Importance of Forklift Training
- Safety: Forklifts are powerful machines that can cause serious injuries or fatalities if not operated correctly. Training helps prevent accidents and ensures the safety of operators and others in the workplace.
- Compliance: Australia has strict regulations regarding forklift operation provided by WorkSafe. Training helps ensure that operators are compliant with these regulations, avoiding legal issues and fines.
- Efficiency: Trained operators are more efficient and can handle tasks more effectively, leading to increased productivity and reduced downtime.
- Types of Forklift Training
- Classroom Training: This involves theoretical instruction on forklift operation, safety procedures, and regulatory requirements. Topics may include:
- Basic forklift components and controls
- Pre-operational checks
- Load handling and stability
- Safe driving practices
- Emergency procedures
- Regulatory requirements
- Practical Training: This involves hands-on training where operators learn to operate the forklift in a controlled environment. This includes:
- Starting and stopping the forklift
- Maneuvering in tight spaces
- Lifting and lowering loads
- Navigating ramps and inclines
- Emergency stops and maneuvers
- Certification: After completing both classroom and practical training, operators must be competent in all aspects of the assessments. The assessments include written questions and a practical component, to ensure the operator can safely and effectively operate the forklift.
- Who Needs Forklift Training?
- New Operators: Anyone who has never operated a forklift before must undergo comprehensive training.
- Experienced Operators: Even experienced operators should receive periodic refresher training to stay up-to-date with the latest safety practices and regulations.
- Supervisors and Managers: Those who oversee forklift operations should also be trained to ensure they can effectively manage and monitor forklift activities.
- Key Components of Forklift Training
- Pre-Operational Checks: Inspecting the forklift before use to ensure it is in good working condition.
- Safe Operation: Understanding how to operate the forklift safely, including proper use of controls, speed limits, and maneuvering techniques.
- Load Handling: Learning how to safely lift, carry, and place loads, ensuring stability and balance.
- Emergency Procedures: Knowing what to do in case of an emergency, such as how to stop the forklift quickly and safely.
- Workplace Specific Training: Training that is tailored to the specific workplace, including layout, hazards, and company policies.
- Benefits of Forklift Training
- Reduced Accidents: Proper training significantly reduces the risk of accidents and injuries.
- Increased Productivity: Trained operators are more efficient and can complete tasks more quickly and accurately.
- Compliance: Ensures that the company is in compliance with regulatory standards, avoiding fines and legal issues.
- Employee Confidence: Trained operators feel more confident and competent, leading to better job satisfaction and performance, and opening up more job opportunities.
Are you considering the Experienced Operator course? Please take note of the requirements:
- Hold an existing licence, but has not renewed it within 12 months of expiry AND
- Has been operating a forklift in the last 2 years
- Please note there is no training involved in the experienced operation course.
Forklift training is a critical component of workplace safety and efficiency. Contact Nara Training and Assessing today naratraining.com.au or 1800 487 246.