on site forklift training in the Northwest

Truck Type	Operator Experience	Training Requirement	Max Ratio
Counterbalance/Reach	Novice	5 Days	3.1.1
Counterbalance/Reach	Experienced but Uncertificated	3 Days	3.1.1
VNA (man-up/down)	Novice	5 Days	3.1.1
VNA (man-up/down)	Experienced but Uncertificated	3 Days	3.1.1
Order Picker (all levels)	Novice	5 Days	3.1.1
Order Picker (all levels)	Experienced but Uncertificated	3 Days	3.1.1
Side Loader/Pivot Steer	Novice	5 Days	3.1.1
Side Loader/Pivot Steer	Experienced but Uncertificated	3 Days	3.1.1
Rough Terrain (tele/fixed)	Novice	5 Days	3.1.1
Rough Terrain (tele/fixed)	Experienced but Uncertificated	3 Days	3.1.1
Pedestrian (ride on)	Novice	2 Days	3.1.1
Pedestrian (ride on)	Experienced but Uncertificated	1 Day	3.1.1
Pedestrian (non ride on)	Experienced and Novice	1 Day	3.1.1
Conversion to Reach	Certificated on Counterbalance	2 Days	3.1.1
Conversion to Counterbalance	Certificated on Reach	1 Day	3.1.1
Refresher and Re-testing	Certificated on a Type	1 Day	3.1.1

The table above is the Guide to Training Course Requirements as set by Health & Safety Legislation it cannot be changed or amended.

Operator's who claim to be experienced must provide Documentary Evidence / Certification of Adequate Basic Training within the previous three years or they will be treated as novices.

The maximum ratio Instructors can work to is 3.1.1 (3 delegates, 1 truck and 1 instructor).

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