TOP 10 FORKLIFT OPERATIONS COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 3

If you drive a forklift on the road, you must have an F Endorsement on your driver licence. Note that the licence endorsement and the licence class systems work together. Your licence has to cover both the type of vehicle and its weight.

Completing this course will ensure Operators are formally trained in a safe, efficient and legal manner. This course is designed for trainees who have had some prior experience in operating forklifts.

Forklift And OSH training is offered by Land Based Training for all skill level. The training offered by TTS is provided to a high standard and focuses on safety in a professional way.

Full Forklift course training is offered by Nelson Technical Institute for all skill level.  A 2 day course ( 1 day lecture and theory test, 1 day practical exam) to gain both the F Endorsement and OSH Certificate.

The Forklift Certification allows forklift operators to be able to operate in the workplace in a safe and efficient manner through meeting basic safety requirements.

A Refresher Forklift Operator Competency Certificate in accordance with the Worksafe NZ approved "Code of Practice for training operators & instructors of powered industrial lift trucks (forklifts)", is awarded on satisfactory completion of this course.

Forklift For WorkSafe (OSH) course training is offered by Enhanced Driving NZ for all skill level. We offer a professional and relaxed learning experience for all by a driving instructor with over 8 years’ experience.

Helping to assist make your business operation a safer working environment whist meeting compliance requirements, it is hoped that these courses should assist in operator awareness, thus reducing accidents, material damage and downtime by improving on general overall safe operations.

To operate a forklift on any work site you must a certified  Occupational Safety and Health Operator.

F Endorsement Allows you to drive a forklift on the road or in an open warehouse.All our driving instructors are qualified with NZTA. They are patient and accommodating. Training is done in modern, dual controlled, manual and automatic vehicles.