Our on-site OSHA Forklift Certification Training Course provides OSHA-compliant instruction for both new and experienced operators. This forklift operator training course emphasizes workplace safety, hazard awareness, and proper forklift operation to reduce the risk of accidents. By completing this course, participants meet OSHA forklift training requirements and gain essential skills to operate forklifts safely and efficiently.
If you're wondering, "Where can I find forklift training near me?" then we're here to say, it doesn't get any closer than on-site at your location. We come directly to you (or at a local hotel if you prefer) to make forklift training and certification as convenient as possible for all of your employees.
The training combines classroom instruction with practical application. Participants learn OSHA forklift safety standards, operational guidelines, and best practices for preventing workplace injuries. The hands-on portion takes place at the employer’s facility using their own equipment, allowing operators to practice in real-world scenarios that reflect their actual work environment. This ensures trainees build confidence and competence with the forklifts they will use daily.
Upon successful completion, participants receive a wallet-sized OSHA certification for forklift card and an official operator evaluation record for their employer’s files. These credentials verify compliance with OSHA forklift training requirements and provide both employees and employers with assurance that operators are properly trained, certified, and ready to work safely.
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M.G.L. c. 146 § 53 states that anyone who will operate derricks, cableways, machinery used for discharging cargoes, and temporary elevator cars used on excavation work or used for hoisting building material, when the motive power to operate such machinery is mechanical and other than steam, including but not limited to excavators, backhoes, front end loaders, uniloaders, skid loader, skid steer loaders, compact loaders or similar devices, lattice cranes, derricks, cranes with or without wire rope; all fork lifts, powered industrial lift trucks, overhead hoists (underhung), overhead cranes, underhung cranes, monorail cranes, lifting devices, cableways, and powered platforms, or any other equipment that has the minimum capability of hoisting the load higher than 10 feet, and either the capability of lifting loads greater than 500 pounds or the capacity of the bucket exceeds 1/4 cubic yards must hold a license from the Department. See 520 CMR 6.01.
You must be 18 years of age or older.
Yes. Provided that rental entity has an approved a short-term rental program, the hoisting machinery regulations allow individuals renting compact hoisting machinery to obtain a temporary permit from the short-term rental entity for a fourteen (14) consecutive day rental period upon completion of the entity’s training program. See 520 CMR 6.03.
No. M.G.L. c. 146, § 53 provides an exemption for hoisting machinery used exclusively for agricultural purposes.
Yes, we offer a group discount.
- Groups of 5 or more may receive $25 off per person.
- Groups of 10 or more may receive $50 off per person.
We also offer a $50 multi-class discount for individuals taking both our 1C/2A & 1B/3A classes.
Discounts will automatically apply in shopping cart if you are ordering all items at the same time.
Yes. A Massachusetts ID is accepted when applying for a hoisting license.