Earn Your OSHA Forklift Certification in Florida & Georgia
OSHA requires every forklift operator hold a valid forklift license and receive refresher training at least every three years - sooner if they have been involved in an accident, near-miss, or if
Safeguard your employees and ensure OSHA compliance by conducting an on-site forklift training course. Our experienced instructors can provide refresher training and issue new forklift certifications using your equipment at your facility. Schedule training whenever it's convenient, including nights or weekends.
Our 5-6 hour class will be customized to your operation, equipment and work environment. Using video segments, lecture, group discussion
Our instructors will issue certificates and wallet cards to successful students. You will also receive documentation for your records.
2-3 students: $395 total cost
4-6 students: $695 total cost
7-10 students: $1195 total cost
10+ students: please call
Complete the form on this page to have one of our training experts contact you to discuss your forklift training needs. Or, call us at (800) 226-2345.
When your operation reaches a certain size, it just makes sense to have an in-house training expert. Our train the trainer course is a full-day program where supervisors and managers from your company can become forklift and/or Aerial Work Platform (AWP) safety instructors. Once certified, you can conduct in-house forklift training and issue certifications for your staff.
The instructor course is held at SSTL and includes:
One trainer: $995 - includes videos, manuals, exams and other materials
Second trainer: $495 - no additional training materials included
Complete the form on this page to enroll, or call us at (800) 226-2345 to speak to a training expert.
We know you value the safety of your employees, that's why we offer comprehensive training for every major aerial work platform including:
Our instructors can conduct training at your facility, or bring your staff to one of our ten locations throughout Georgia and Central Florida. Our online training option makes learning convenient, and the follow-up in-person evaluation ensures ANSI/OSHA compliance.
Conduct safety training and issue certifications at your location utilizing your equipment. Our experienced instructors will customize a program specific to your needs and goals. Certificates and wallet cards will be issued for attendees who successfully complete both the written test and hands-on evaluation.
2-3 participants: $595 total cost
4-6 participants: $1195 total cost
7-10 participants: $1500 total cost
10 or more participants: $200 per person
(weekend and evening classes available for an additional cost)
Complete the form on this page to enroll, or call us at (800) 226-2345 to speak to a training expert.
You must be at least 18-years-old.
No. A driver’s license is not the same as a forklift license.
No. You do not need a driver’s license to become a forklift operator.
Yes, OSHA requires anyone who operates a powered industrial truck (including a forklift) be certified and properly trained. Their standard further states, “Formal (lecture, video, etc.) and practical (demonstration and practical exercises) training must be provided. Employers must also certify that each operator has received the training and evaluate each operator at least once every three years.”
No. A hands-on evaluation must be performed by a professional evaluator. Furthermore, OSHA requires the forklift training program be equipment and site-specific.
Refresher training is required every three years at a minimum. An operator who is involved in an accident or near-miss, or who is observed operating the forklift in a reckless manner requires refresher training sooner. Retraining is also required if an operator is assigned to drive a forklift other than the one they were trained on, or if a workplace condition changes that may affect
No. Refresher training is required every three years at a minimum. Retraining is required sooner if the operator is involved in an accident or near-miss, if they have been observed operating the forklift in an unsafe manner, if they are assigned to drive a forklift other than the one they were trained on, or if a workplace condition changes that may affect
No, OSHA requires training on different classes of trucks. If an operator was trained to use a stand-up truck and is being asked to operate a sit-down truck, s/he needs additional training. If you brought in a sit-down truck to replace a similar sit-down truck and the only difference is the manufacturer, retraining is not required.
Class I, IV, V sit-down counterbalance forklift
We offer OSHA forklift certification courses, aerial platform training
Training can be completed at your facility. Weekend and evening programs are available.
Our courses include formal classroom training, written exams, practical exams, documentation and the operator evaluations per OSHA's requirement. Certificates and wallet cards are issued for attendees who successfully complete both the written test and hands-on evaluation.
Improve safety and ensure OSHA compliance. Find the course you need and enroll online, or call us at (800) 226-2345 to speak to a training expert.
