Lift trucks are more commonly referred to as Forklifts. Counterbalance forklifts or lift trucks have a vertical mast, also referred to as an upright mast and have a counterweight at the rear of the vehicle.
Lift trucks are more commonly referred to as Forklifts. Counterbalance forklifts or lift trucks have a vertical mast, also referred to as an upright mast and have a counterweight at the rear of the vehicle.
The mast is the vertical assembly on the front of the forklift that does the work of raising, lowering, and tilting the load.
Lift Truck Powered Mobile Equipment (PME) training courses provided by Western Canada Fire & First Aid follow the guidelines and principles outlined in Part 19 of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code as well as those established by the Canadian Standards Association and recommendations by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS). The PME programs cover the basic knowledge and skill requirements for the safe operation of the equipment and their attachments.
Training is offered at Western Canada Fire & First Aid’s training center in Edmonton, Alberta or onsite at your location with a minimum number of students.
Courses can be customized to meet the requirements necessary to operate specific equipment and the different classifications of lift trucks. Please contact us for more details.
Skilled Operator Certification:
The skilled lift truck operator is one who has at least 100 hours of recent experience operating a lift truck. This course is intended for experienced operators requiring certification in order to meet their legislative requirements.
The focus of the program is to ensure the operator understands the basic knowledge and skills necessary to operate the lift truck in a safe manner.
New Operator Training:
Western Canada Fire & First Aid considers a new operator as one who does not have at least 100 hours of recent experience operating a lift truck. This course is intended to give a new operator the basic knowledge and skills necessary to operate the lift truck in a safe manner.
In addition to the theory portion, this course offers additional practice time using the lift truck. It prepares the new operator to successfully complete the requirements necessary to be certified as a lift truck operator.
A Variable Reach Lift Truck (VRLT) is sometimes referred to as a Telescopic Handler or Zoom Boom. Although a VRLT is technically a lift truck (forklift), this machine is covered in a separate course.
Western Canada Fire & First Aid (WCFF) and its sister company Saga Universal Training Corp. (SAGA) have been creating and facilitating Occupational Health and Safety compliant safety training programs since 1996 and has two training centres in Edmonton.
Training can also be conducted Onsite at your location. WCFF instructors are trained and certified by Energy Safety Canada (ESC) to deliver, on ESC’s behalf, the Confined Space, Fall Protection, H2S Alive and MEWP End User programs.
ALL workers which may come into contact or work with hazardous materials must have this training and receive an annual review.
This Confined Space Awareness for Entrants & Monitors training course brings you a fundamental understanding of safe practices surrounding confined space entries.
Our Overhead Crane Safety Training course is a full certificate program and suitable for experienced operators of industrial type cranes. It may also be given to beginner operators, but will take more practical training.
This online Confined Space Entry course provides important information to individuals required to work within a confined space for Alberta.
The Overhead Crane safety course from Safety First Training is an OHSA based program that teaches about the various types of overhead cranes, pre-operation inspection, overall equipment features, safe operation procedures and hazard avoidance.
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