Powered Industrial Truck:
Train the Trainer
Has your forklist trainer been trained? Does your trainer know the requirements for certifying operators?
As for the trainer requirements - there is no “certification” per OSHA for the trainer (only the operator).
All operator training and evaluation shall be conducted by persons who have the knowledge, training, and experience to train powered industrial truck operators and evaluate their competence.
There are not a lot of definitions around what OSHA wants – but it is up to the employer to determine who can do the training.
The class will cover the OSHA reg and what the trainer does have to cover and ideas on how to cover it…
- Review of the requirements for Powered industrial truck trainers
- Training and documentation requirements for certifying forklist operators
- Tips and tools to perform in-house forklift training
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Class presented by...
Cari Gray, CSP
Industrial Safety Consultant Specialist
Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation
Cari has been a Safety Consultant with the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) since May 2005. She works with a diverse range of companies in many different industries, from public entities to a wide variety of private companies. She helps customers evaluate their current safety situations, set goals and create plans of action to successfully achieve their goals. She also teaches many safety related classes for the BWC.
Prior to working at the BWC, Cari was an Environmental, Safety and Health Manager for General Electric. She also worked in the Safety Department of an automotive based company, after graduating from The Ohio State University in 1999.
Cari is very passionate about the safety and health of Ohio employees. Her philosophy is based around top management commitment, employee involvement and personal responsibility. Her time outside of work is happily spent with her husband and two children.