Forklift Training, and other Mechanical Handling Equipment Safety Training Courses for Operators and Instructors. ITSSAR Approved.
Welcome to Train-a-Lift
Train-a-Lift Ltd was founded over thirty years ago to provide the highest standard of excellence in fork lift training and other mechanical handling equipment safety training. We now operate the largest independent Training Centre in the United Kingdom for accredited fork lift truck training and offer both operator and instructor courses.
- Our corporate customers range from small companies, who have basic requirements for training a few operators, to large companies such as Jaguar, Land Rover or Rolls Royce who have a need for larger scale, volume training which meets their logistical and time-pressure requirements.
- We also train private individuals on a self-sponsored basis at out Training Centre.
- Our forklift truck training courses (Instructor and Operator), and other mechanical handling equipment courses are independently accredited by ITSSAR, one of the Health and Safety Commission's officially recognised accrediting bodies. (Independent Training Standards Scheme and Register -(www.itssar.org.uk).
- Train-a-Lift instructors are examined and registered with ITSSAR, HSE approved.
- Our Lorry Loader courses can be accredited by ALLMI (Association of Lorry Loader Manufacturers and Importers) -(www.allmitraining.co.uk).
- We are also quality assessed to BS EN ISO9001:2000 by BVQI - (www.bvqi.com).
- As a service to our customers we maintain an operator and instructor training database.
- Refresher training reminders are sent to our customers every year for all delegates who are due for a refresher assessment.
Our extensive experience and accreditation gives customers the assurance that the training they receive from our company is always of the highest standard and ensures compliance with the latest 'best practice' and legal requirements.
The Training Centre
The Centre, situated in Coventry, is considered by many customers and accrediting agents as being one of the most ideal training facilities in the United Kingdom dedicated to offering specialist forklift truck training and instructor training. It is used by both corporate customers and self sponsored delegates (private individuals) who wish to obtain their 'forklift licence'.
The Centre can provide safety training courses for self sponsored and corporate clients for the following:
- Instructor Training
- Forklift Operator Training (Electric, LPG - Counterbalance or Reach Trucks)
- Lorry Loader Crane Operator Safety Training- subject to hire of lorry
- Abrasive Wheels
- Pedestrian Stacker Operator Training
- Banksman/Slinger - subject to hire of lorry
- Manual Handling
- Mobile Elevating Working Platform Operator - subject to hire of MEWP
- Tow Truck Operator Training
- Warehouse training environment at our Training Centre and can offer forklift training on Man Up Very Narrow Aisle Forklift Trucks (VNA) for the logistics and distribution industry.
On-Site Service
For corporate customers, we can provide fork lift training and other mechanical handling equipment safety courses and Instructor Training:
- On-site (at customers' premises).
- At other selected venues anywhere within the UK and Channel Islands.
- In mainland Europe and Asia.
All we ask is that customers provide a suitable area for practical training, an appropriate machine, suitable loads and indoor facilities for presenting theoretical training.
When undertaking training at customers' premises each Train-a-Lift Instructor effectively acts as a fully mobile training unit and is provided with the appropriate training aids, course registers, manuals, safety codes and protective clothing.
We can also provide an Expert Witness Service for court cases.
Click this link to take you to our Technical Information Page - Information on Fork Lift Truck Groupings, Lorry Loader Categories, and Mobile Elevating Working Platform Categories.
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