Safe Lift Truck Operation
For experienced operators. Driving evaluation and classroom. Certificates and wallet cards will be sent to your company. Class #5000. 7:30-noon. $200 / student.
Forklift Training
Forklift Operator Training - Make a Difference in Worker Safety
Make safety your standard. Bring your operators to The Forklift Training Center (TFTC) for OSHA-compliant forklift training classes.
TFTC
For East Coast Training, call:
(216) 749-8930
For West Coast Training, call:
(599) 240-8102
The Forklift Training Center
Over 40 years ago, Towlift began offering training classes to its customers. They needed an OSHA-compliant training program for forklift operation, and Towlift's team had the expertise. The training program grew until it required more capacity. So we founded The Forklift Training Center (TFTC) to serve the growing customer base.
My forklift training class at Forklift Training Center was first rate. I learned all the basic skills needed to operate a class 4 truck, plus many tricks and helpful hints (like how to anticipate the pivot points and how to read a forklift data plate). My trainer Chuck McConnell was fantastic and spent a lot of one-on-one time with me honing my driving skills. Although it was an intense learning experience, it was also a lot of fun! I highly recommend this course if you really want the full experience of operating a forklift.
Jeff H.
Advantages of Forklift Training Through TFTC
- Reputable Training package - Over 40 years of refining class topics & materials
- Fully staffed with expert trainers
- Safety standards beyond OSHA. Towlift training not only complies with OSHA's 29 CFR 1910.178 Standard – it exceeds the standard!
How? OSHA regulations say that training must be truck-specific and site-specific. We combine these and train customers' operators on their own unique operating environment, and their specific equipment.
TFTC Locations
- Columbus, Ohio
- Toledo, Ohio
- Cleveland, Ohio
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Locations throughout California, call (599) 240-8102 for more information
- On-Site Training at your business
Forklift Training Classes
How to Drive a Forklift
For those with little to no experience. Includes classroom and driving evaluation. 7:30 - 4:00 p.m. Lunch provided. Class #5010. $400 / student.
Operator Recertification
For operators who previously completed a formal training program. Drivers receive an update on safe operation to meet the 3-year OSHA requirement. Class #582. 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. $150 / student.
Trainer Qualification / "Train the Trainer"
This is a "train-the-trainer" course for safety professionals in charge of training covering the OSHA required content. 8-hour course, lunch provided. Class #5750. $600 / student.
MEWP Boom/Scissor Lift Operator Safety
On-site training for boom and scissor lift operators. Class includes classroom and driving evaluation. Class is approximately 4 1/2 hours, depending on class size. Class #569. $250 / student.
MEWP Scissor Lift Safety
For scissor lift operators with 1 year experience or higher. Classroom & driving evaluation. Class #5014. Approximately 4 1/2 hours. 7:30 - noon. $200/student.
Terminal Tractor Operator Safety
Students learn safe operation of non-highway yard-terminal tractors. Includes written test and driving evaluation. 4-1/2 hour class at your business. Class #5008. $250 / student.
Rough Terrain - Telehandler Safety
On-site 4-1/2 hour training includes driving and written evaluations. Class #568. $200 / student.
OSHA Safety Hazards (OSHA 10, General Industry)
Employees learn basic OSHA standards and workplace safety and health hazards. Taught in a classroom setting by an OSHA Authorized General Industry Trainer. Participants receive an OSHA 10-Hour General Industry card 6-8 weeks after successful completion. 2-day class, 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. $250/student.
Why Train Operators?
- Reduces accidents. Forklifts work differently from cars. They steer and brake differently, and with a load may weigh five times as much as a car. Proper training can help reduce costly and sometimes fatal accidents.
- Meets OSHA Requirements. Avoid fines by complying with The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Section 1910.178.
Note: You as our customer certify your operators. We provide the training, wallet cards, and certificates, along with a letter stating what you'll need to certify.
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