‘Gold standard’ forklift truck training courses
If you want to be a safe and efficient forklift truck operator – or want your employees to be – then training is critical. If the competency is there, then the risk of accident and injury is negated. As is the risk to any goods and property. Forkwise Northern in Wakefield can provide that training.
Quality training for every kind of forklift truck
Here at Forkwise Northern, we provide a range of forklift truck training courses, including conversion courses. All are recognised nationally and you can apply either as an individual or on behalf of the company you represent. Our courses are available to clients across the UK. And our flexible schedule – with sessions available on weekdays, evenings and weekends – means you can arrange a training session for a date and time that suits you. Or the operational needs of your business.
A 99% pass rate means an almost guaranteed qualification
And even if things don’t go to plan, our FREE extra training sessions and FREE test resits mean there’s always another chance at getting that certification. All training is overseen by our MD Derek Berry, who has been in the industry for 43 years and is an expert in every type of forklift. As an RTITB, BRITTOp and ITSSAR-certified training service, we can promise a fully compliant, standardised training programme that accounts for every facet of competent forklift operation, including techniques and safety protocols.
Safety is at the heart of our training
For the trainee. For the employees they work with. And for the equipment and goods that they’ll be transporting or navigating around. It’s why our courses are certified by the British Safety Council too. Proper use of a forklift means improved competence and reduced risk of accident. It also mitigates the risk of equipment damage and therefore the risk of any financial losses incurred by your employer or business. It’s a level of training that has earned us over 137 5* reviews on Yell.com. See our specialities below.
What do our forklift training courses cover?
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Pivot steer trucks
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Multi-directional trucks
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Combi-lift trucks
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Mobile elevating work platforms
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Articulated booms (cherry pickers)
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Harnesses and telehandlers
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