Forklift Train-the-Trainer Program

Course Introduction

Forklift Train-the-Trainer Introduction

2 Topics

Forklift Welcome and Introduction (Start Here)

Forklift Trainer Objectives

Forklift Fundamentals

Forklift Introduction and Overview (Start Here)

1 Quiz

Forklift Introduction and Overview Quiz

Forklift Equipment, Anatomy, and Components

1 Quiz

Forklift Equipment, Anatomy and Components Quiz

Forklift Stability and Capacity

1 Quiz

Forklift Stability and Capacity Quiz

General Forklift Operation and Safety

1 Quiz

General Forklift Operation and Safety Quiz

Forklift Refueling and Recharging

1 Quiz

Forklift Refueling and Recharging Quiz

Adult Learning Principles

The Adult Learner

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Adult Learner Introduction

Learning Styles

Representational Systems

The Adult Learner Quiz

Being a Trainer

6 Topics | 1 Quiz

Trainer Roles and Responsibilities

Professionalism and Poise

Facilitation vs. Presenting

Being a Trainer Quiz

Training Methodology and Design

5 Topics | 1 Quiz

Methodology and Design Introduction

Training Methods

Group Training Methods

Individual Training Methods

Buying vs. Creating Training Materials

Training Methodology and Design Quiz

Training Classes and Workshops

11 Topics | 1 Quiz

Classroom Introductions

Defining the Purpose of Your Training

Defining Objectives

Establishing Your Expertise

Building Credibility

Managing Time Effectively

Adapting on the Fly

Dealing with Disruptive Participants

Handling Opinions and Difficult Personalities

Training in a Cross Cultural Environment

Summarizing Your Content

Training Classes and Workshops Quiz

Evaluations

Practical Evaluations

10 Topics | 1 Quiz

Evaluating Your Lift Truck Operators

Pre-Operational Requirements

Lifting Personnel

Shutdown and Leaving the Operator’s Position

Refueling/Recharging

Scoring Forklift Practical Evaluations

Practical Evaluations Quiz

Course Conclusion

Forklift Train-the-Trainer Conclusion and Exam

1 Quiz

Forklift Trainer Final Exam

Forklift Trainer Final Exam

Forklift Train-the-Trainer Program Forklift Train-the-Trainer Conclusion and Exam Forklift Trainer Final Exam

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Question 1 of 11

1. Question
The operator can exceed the rated load capacity of the equipment:
- When additional weight is added to the rear of the forklift to balance the load.
- Never.
- Only when the load is firmly against the forklift carriage.
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Question 2 of 11

2. Question
What is one of the most important reasons why operators should always wear their seat belts?
- So they do not receive a fine from their jurisdiction's health and safety authority.
- So that they remain in the cab during a tip over event.
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Question 3 of 11

3. Question
What’s the worst-case scenario that can happen if an operator does not remain aware of a forklift’s rear-end swing while turning?
- The operator can take longer to perform required tasks.
- The operator can strike and damage a piece of equipment or structure.
- The operator can strike a pedestrian resulting in a fatality.
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Question 4 of 11

4. Question
Operators can allow pedestrians to walk beneath loads in the following scenarios:
- When the operator puts the forklift into neutral and keeps a hand on the up/down control.
- In narrow walkways where there is no space for a pedestrian to walk around the equipment.
- Operators should never allow pedestrians to walk under loads.
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Question 5 of 11

5. Question
Throughout the evaluation, who has the right of way:
- Pedestrians.
- The Operator.
- Managers and Supervisors.
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Question 6 of 11

6. Question
During an evaluation, once an operator completes the pre-use inspection and finds the equipment in safe working order:
- They can immediately start working.
- They should get into the operator's position and continue with the post start check.
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Question 7 of 11

7. Question
You should evaluate the operator’s ability to perform a pre-use inspection under the following circumstances:
- If the equipment is more than 10 years old.
- If the operator has a history of damaging equipment.
- You should evaluate pre-use inspection skills during every practical evaluation that you perform.
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Question 8 of 11

8. Question
Where is the best place to find information and instructions for a specific piece of equipment?
- Google.
- Your jurisdiction's health and safety authority.
- The operator's manual.
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Question 9 of 11

9. Question
The process for evaluating an operator:
- Will always be exactly the same.
- Can differ due to the specific workplace and equipment.
- Must take at least 60 minutes to complete.
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Question 10 of 11

10. Question
When is the correct time to evaluate and operator?
- Operators should be evaluated before they receive training.
- Operators should be evaluated after they receive training.
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Question 11 of 11

11. Question
Practical evaluations for forklift operators are:
- Optional, but extremely valuable.
- Required in accordance with forklift safety standards and legislation.
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