Areas We Cover
We are able to provide RTITB-accredited forklift training across the UK 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to meet each client's individual needs. This is by providing the highest quality one-to-one and group training, either at our training centres or at your premises - whichever is required. If the area you are based in is not on this list then please do still get in touch as we may be able to help.
RTITB Accredited Training Courses
All our courses are designed to meet the requirements placed upon employers in regards to their duties, under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974; the Provision and use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER); the Lift Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), and other relevant industry regulations and codes of practice.
Our Training Courses
Articulated Boom (MEWP) Training in Belvedere
Counterbalance Forklift Truck Training in Belvedere
Order Picker Training in Belvedere
Pallet Truck Training in Belvedere
Pivot Steer Truck Training in Belvedere
Reach Truck Training in Belvedere
Rough Terrain Tele-Handler in Belvedere
Scissor Lift (MEWP) Training in Belvedere
Vehicle Mounted Crane (HIAB) in Belvedere
Vehicle Mounted Training (Moffett) in Belvedere
Avoid Costly Mistakes
In the UK, approximately 1300 people are involved in fork lift related accidents each year, according to the British Safety Council. A significant portion of these incidents, 43%, involve impacts with pedestrians or other individuals not directly operating the fork lift. These accidents often stem from poor supervision, lack of training and unsafe operating practices. This highlights the importance of comprehensive training, adequate segregation of pedestrians and fork lifts; and thorough risk assessments in the workplace, as mandated by the Health and Safety Executive. It is the responsibility of the employer to provide effective training for their MHE operators, as per the PUWER Regulations 1988 and the Health and Safety At Work Act 1974. This increases safety and minimises the risk of accidents, whilst also improving the awareness and efficiency of the operator.
Health & Safety at Work
We follow the Approved Code of Practice for rider-operated lift trucks, known as L117, the HSE’s definitive point of reference for fork lift training. L117 has special legal status so if it’s proved that you, as an employer, failed to follow its requirements, a Court will find you at fault unless you have complied with the Law in some other way. By adhering to these regulations, you will ensure your operators will be fully compliant with UK Law. More information about the regulations concerning rider-operated lift trucks can be found on the HSE’s website.