Forklift Truck Training Courses

Our team of trainers are able to undertake Novice and Refresher courses at your premises. Courses include both theory and practical elements ensuring your staff will be fully able to safely and efficiently use the equipment you have. Our trainers carry out competency training and comply with the recommendations of the AITT Instructor Manual for the type of equipment being used as well as the health and safety executive’s approved code of practice L117.

Forklift trucks are available in various styles, including pedestrian-operated, rider-operated, and models with a stand-on platform. We provide training on all types, from manual hand pallet trucks to low-level order pickers and ride-on powered pallet trucks.

• A1 Pedestrian Forklift Truck
• A2 Rider Forklift Truck
• A2 Rider Low Lift Platform Forklift Truck
• A2 Rider Low Lift Order Picking Forklift Truck
• Z1 Manual and Semi-Manual Hand Forklift Truck

Why you should get your staff trained:

- PUWER regulation dictates that users, supervisors, and managers have received adequate training for the purposes of health and safety.

- LOLER regulation dictates that every lifting operation involving a lifting truck is properly planned by a competent person (usually the operator). This person therefore must have the appropriate training, knowledge, and expertise needed to carry out the operations.

- Safety is the most crucial component of this training. It aims to keep the user and others in the surrounding area safe during operation of the equipment.

- Proper use of the equipment ensures minimal damage is caused to the machines themselves, therefore reducing downtime and keeping your business moving.

- Efficient use of the equipment will help to speed up processes.

The training courses are designed to teach the operator:

- Start & finish checks

- Ensuring that the controls are in good working order and undamaged

- Operator Safety & Observation

- Steering & Operating Controls

- Manoeuvring & Transporting

- Lifting & Lowering

- Stacking & De-stacking at various heights where applicable

- Parking

How many delegates can be on each course?

- All courses have a minimum of 1 delegate per course.

- All courses have a maximum of 4 delegates per course. This is to ensure all delegates receive adequate attention from our trainers.

What is the length of the course?

- Please allow one full working day per course.

What facilities are required on site for the training?

- A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets in a practical training area (min.

12m x 6m) set aside from the main work area and preferably under cover.

- A larger area will be required for larger equipment such as electric stackers.

- Racking must be supplied for training on all stackers.

- Access to a room that can be used to conduct classroom-based instruction.

- Delegate’s uninterrupted attendance for the duration of the course.

- Electric equipment must be fully charged prior to the course.

Is there a pass/fail mark on the courses?

- On all equipment excluding the stair climbers, we have pass/fail marks based on pre-use checks and practical use of the equipment. This is to ensure all operators are to a standard where they can use the equipment in a safe, responsible, and efficient manner.

Certificates:

- Providing delegates pass the course, they will receive a certificate stating that they have passed the basic operating skills test as defined in the health and safety executives approved code of practice L117.

- Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of examination.

- If 3 years pass without taking a refresher course, then a novice course will be required to bring the operator back up to appropriate working standards.

Refresher Courses:

- We recommend refresher courses yearly to ensure all operators are maintaining proper and safe use of the equipment.

- On completion of the refresher course, certificates are issued providing the pass marks are met.

Record Keeping:

- We keep records of all training carried out, including pass/fail results, and certificates of candidates in case these are misplaced or need to be referred to at a later date.

Contact us for more information here.

01279 724989
sales@actionhandling.co.uk

2: Pallet Truck Training Courses

Our team of trainers are able to undertake Novice and Refresher courses at your premises. Courses include both theory and practical elements ensuring your staff will be fully able to safely and efficiently use the equipment you have. Our trainers carry out competency training and comply with the recommendations of the AITT Instructor Manual for the type of equipment being used as well as the health and safety executive’s approved code of practice L117.

Pallet trucks are available in various styles, including pedestrian-operated, rider-operated, and models with a stand-on platform. We provide training on all types, from manual hand pallet trucks to low-level order pickers and ride-on powered pallet trucks.

• A1 Pedestrian Pallet Truck
• A2 Rider Pallet Truck
• A2 Rider Low Lift Platform Truck
• A2 Rider Low Lift Order Picking Truck
• Z1 Manual and Semi-Manual Hand Pallet Truck

Why you should get your staff trained:

- PUWER regulation dictates that users, supervisors, and managers have received adequate training for the purposes of health and safety.

- LOLER regulation dictates that every lifting operation involving a lifting truck is properly planned by a competent person (usually the operator). This person therefore must have the appropriate training, knowledge, and expertise needed to carry out the operations.

- Safety is the most crucial component of this training. It aims to keep the user and others in the surrounding area safe during operation of the equipment.

- Proper use of the equipment ensures minimal damage is caused to the machines themselves, therefore reducing downtime and keeping your business moving.

- Efficient use of the equipment will help to speed up processes.

The training courses are designed to teach the operator:

- Start & finish checks

- Ensuring that the controls are in good working order and undamaged

- Operator Safety & Observation

- Steering & Operating Controls

- Manoeuvring & Transporting

- Lifting & Lowering

- Stacking & De-stacking at various heights where applicable

- Parking

How many delegates can be on each course?

- All courses have a minimum of 1 delegate per course.

- All courses have a maximum of 4 delegates per course. This is to ensure all delegates receive adequate attention from our trainers.

What is the length of the course?

- Please allow one full working day per course.

What facilities are required on site for the training?

- A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets in a practical training area (min.

12m x 6m) set aside from the main work area and preferably under cover.

- A larger area will be required for larger equipment such as electric stackers.

- Racking must be supplied for training on all stackers.

- Access to a room that can be used to conduct classroom-based instruction.

- Delegate’s uninterrupted attendance for the duration of the course.

- Electric equipment must be fully charged prior to the course.

Is there a pass/fail mark on the courses?

- On all equipment excluding the stair climbers, we have pass/fail marks based on pre-use checks and practical use of the equipment. This is to ensure all operators are to a standard where they can use the equipment in a safe, responsible, and efficient manner.

Certificates:

- Providing delegates pass the course, they will receive a certificate stating that they have passed the basic operating skills test as defined in the health and safety executives approved code of practice L117.

- Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of examination.

- If 3 years pass without taking a refresher course, then a novice course will be required to bring the operator back up to appropriate working standards.

Refresher Courses:

- We recommend refresher courses yearly to ensure all operators are maintaining proper and safe use of the equipment.

- On completion of the refresher course, certificates are issued providing the pass marks are met.

Record Keeping:

- We keep records of all training carried out, including pass/fail results, and certificates of candidates in case these are misplaced or need to be referred to at a later date.

Contact us for more information here.

01279 724989
sales@actionhandling.co.uk

3: Onsite Staff Training Courses for Hydraulic / Semi Electric Stackers and Powered Stackers

Our team of trainers are able to undertake Novice and Refresher courses at your premises. Courses include both theory and practical elements ensuring your staff will be fully able to safely and efficiently use the equipment you have. Our trainers carry out competency training and comply with the recommendations of the AITT Instructor Manual for the type of equipment being used as well as the health and safety executive’s approved code of practice L117.

Training is available for staff on using Hydraulic and Semi Electric Stackers, as well as Powered Stackers.

Pallet stacker training teaches operators to perform the same functions as pedestrian pallet trucks but also allows for stacking and de-stacking goods at height. These stackers provide a smaller, cost-effective, and convenient option compared to traditional reach and counterbalance trucks.

Our courses cater to all experience levels and are offered at locations across the country.

Training covers the safe operation of various types of stackers, including:

• Pedestrian Stacker Trucks – A5 Pedestrian Electric Pallet Stackers
• Rider Stacker Trucks – A4 Rider Electric Pallet Stackers
• Straddle Trucks – A6 Pedestrian Electric Straddle Trucks
• Manual and Semi-Manual Trucks – Z3 Pedestrian Pallet Stackers and Z4 Pedestrian Straddle Trucks

Why you should get your staff trained:

- PUWER regulation dictates that users, supervisors, and managers have received adequate training for the purposes of health and safety.

- LOLER regulation dictates that every lifting operation involving a lifting truck is properly planned by a competent person (usually the operator). This person therefore must have the appropriate training, knowledge, and expertise needed to carry out the operations.

- Safety is the most crucial component of this training. It aims to keep the user and others in the surrounding area safe during operation of the equipment.

- Proper use of the equipment ensures minimal damage is caused to the machines themselves, therefore reducing downtime and keeping your business moving.

- Efficient use of the equipment will help to speed up processes.

The training courses are designed to teach the operator:

- Start & finish checks

- Ensuring that the controls are in good working order and undamaged

- Operator Safety & Observation

- Steering & Operating Controls

- Manoeuvring & Transporting

- Lifting & Lowering

- Stacking & De-stacking at various heights where applicable

- Parking

How many delegates can be on each course?

- All courses have a minimum of 1 delegate per course.

- All courses have a maximum of 4 delegates per course. This is to ensure all delegates receive adequate attention from our trainers.

What is the length of the course?

- Please allow one full working day per course.

What facilities are required on site for the training?

- A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets in a practical training area (min.

12m x 6m) set aside from the main work area and preferably under cover.

- A larger area will be required for larger equipment such as electric stackers.

- Racking must be supplied for training on all stackers.

- Access to a room that can be used to conduct classroom-based instruction.

- Delegate’s uninterrupted attendance for the duration of the course.

- Electric equipment must be fully charged prior to the course.

Is there a pass/fail mark on the courses?

- On all equipment excluding the stair climbers, we have pass/fail marks based on pre-use checks and practical use of the equipment. This is to ensure all operators are to a standard where they can use the equipment in a safe, responsible, and efficient manner.

Certificates:

- Providing delegates pass the course, they will receive a certificate stating that they have passed the basic operating skills test as defined in the health and safety executives approved code of practice L117.

- Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of examination.

- If 3 years pass without taking a refresher course, then a novice course will be required to bring the operator back up to appropriate working standards.

Refresher Courses:

- We recommend refresher courses yearly to ensure all operators are maintaining proper and safe use of the equipment.

- On completion of the refresher course, certificates are issued providing the pass marks are met.

Record Keeping:

- We keep records of all training carried out, including pass/fail results, and certificates of candidates in case these are misplaced or need to be referred to at a later date.

Contact us for more information here.

01279 724989
sales@actionhandling.co.uk

4: Electric Pallet Truck Training Course

Our team of trainers are able to undertake Novice and Refresher courses at your premises. Courses include both theory and practical elements ensuring your staff will be fully able to safely and efficiently use the equipment you have. Our trainers carry out competency training and comply with the recommendations of the AITT Instructor Manual for the type of equipment being used as well as the health and safety executive’s approved code of practice L117.

Pallet trucks are available in various types, including those operated by pedestrians, riders, or both with a standing platform. We offer training for all brands and models, covering everything from manual hand pallet trucks to powered ride-on pallet trucks.

• Pedestrian Pallet Truck – A1 Pedestrian Pallet Truck
• Rider Pallet Truck – A2 Rider Pallet Truck
• Low Level Order Pickers – A2 Rider Low Lift Platform Trucks and A2 Rider Low Lift Order Picking Trucks
• Pedestrian Manual & Semi Manual Hand Pallet Truck – Z1 Hand Pallet Truck

Why you should get your staff trained:

- PUWER regulation dictates that users, supervisors, and managers have received adequate training for the purposes of health and safety.

- LOLER regulation dictates that every lifting operation involving a lifting truck is properly planned by a competent person (usually the operator). This person therefore must have the appropriate training, knowledge, and expertise needed to carry out the operations.

- Safety is the most crucial component of this training. It aims to keep the user and others in the surrounding area safe during operation of the equipment.

- Proper use of the equipment ensures minimal damage is caused to the machines themselves, therefore reducing downtime and keeping your business moving.

- Efficient use of the equipment will help to speed up processes.

The training courses are designed to teach the operator:

- Start & finish checks

- Ensuring that the controls are in good working order and undamaged

- Operator Safety & Observation

- Steering & Operating Controls

- Manoeuvring & Transporting

- Lifting & Lowering

- Stacking & De-stacking at various heights where applicable

- Parking

How many delegates can be on each course?

- All courses have a minimum of 1 delegate per course.

- All courses have a maximum of 4 delegates per course. This is to ensure all delegates receive adequate attention from our trainers.

What is the length of the course?

- Please allow one full working day per course.

What facilities are required on site for the training?

- A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets in a practical training area (min.

12m x 6m) set aside from the main work area and preferably under cover.

- A larger area will be required for larger equipment such as electric stackers.

- Racking must be supplied for training on all stackers.

- Access to a room that can be used to conduct classroom-based instruction.

- Delegate’s uninterrupted attendance for the duration of the course.

- Electric equipment must be fully charged prior to the course.

Is there a pass/fail mark on the courses?

- On all equipment excluding the stair climbers, we have pass/fail marks based on pre-use checks and practical use of the equipment. This is to ensure all operators are to a standard where they can use the equipment in a safe, responsible, and efficient manner.

Certificates:

- Providing delegates pass the course, they will receive a certificate stating that they have passed the basic operating skills test as defined in the health and safety executives approved code of practice L117.

- Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of examination.

- If 3 years pass without taking a refresher course, then a novice course will be required to bring the operator back up to appropriate working standards.

Refresher Courses:

- We recommend refresher courses yearly to ensure all operators are maintaining proper and safe use of the equipment.

- On completion of the refresher course, certificates are issued providing the pass marks are met.

Record Keeping:

- We keep records of all training carried out, including pass/fail results, and certificates of candidates in case these are misplaced or need to be referred to at a later date.

Contact us for more information here.

01279 724989
sales@actionhandling.co.uk

5: Manual Stacker Training Course

Our team of trainers are able to undertake Novice and Refresher courses at your premises. Courses include both theory and practical elements ensuring your staff will be fully able to safely and efficiently use the equipment you have. Our trainers carry out competency training and comply with the recommendations of the AITT Instructor Manual for the type of equipment being used as well as the health and safety executive’s approved code of practice L117.

Fully Licensed to Operate
We offer top-quality pallet stacker training to prepare skilled operators for real-world challenges. Our training is designed to help participants succeed in a supportive and friendly atmosphere.

Course Highlights:
The training includes both classroom theory and practical experience with pallet stacker lift trucks. We adhere to ITSSAR guidelines and Health and Safety Commission standards, ensuring that employers meet their legal responsibilities for training operators.

To cater to various learning styles, we employ different teaching methods, including forklift models, videos, PowerPoint presentations, worksheets, and handouts. The theory component is built up gradually, allowing participants to fully understand the material before moving on. Practical sessions are demonstrated, giving trainees ample opportunity to practice under careful supervision.

Why Choose Our Training?
Our instructors are experienced professionals committed to providing excellent training. We offer flexible scheduling and issue recognised certification to those who complete the course successfully.

Testing Stages:
• Theory Test: 25 questions with an 80% pass rate.
• Pre-use Inspection Test: A safety check before use.
• Practical Skills Test: A timed assessment of various safe manoeuvres.

While the word "test" may seem intimidating, we support trainees at every step with guidance and encouragement.

Why you should get your staff trained:

- PUWER regulation dictates that users, supervisors, and managers have received adequate training for the purposes of health and safety.

- LOLER regulation dictates that every lifting operation involving a lifting truck is properly planned by a competent person (usually the operator). This person therefore must have the appropriate training, knowledge, and expertise needed to carry out the operations.

- Safety is the most crucial component of this training. It aims to keep the user and others in the surrounding area safe during operation of the equipment.

- Proper use of the equipment ensures minimal damage is caused to the machines themselves, therefore reducing downtime and keeping your business moving.

- Efficient use of the equipment will help to speed up processes.

The training courses are designed to teach the operator:

- Start & finish checks

- Ensuring that the controls are in good working order and undamaged

- Operator Safety & Observation

- Steering & Operating Controls

- Manoeuvring & Transporting

- Lifting & Lowering

- Stacking & De-stacking at various heights where applicable

- Parking

How many delegates can be on each course?

- All courses have a minimum of 1 delegate per course.

- All courses have a maximum of 4 delegates per course. This is to ensure all delegates receive adequate attention from our trainers.

What is the length of the course?

- Please allow one full working day per course.

What facilities are required on site for the training?

- A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets in a practical training area (min.

12m x 6m) set aside from the main work area and preferably under cover.

- A larger area will be required for larger equipment such as electric stackers.

- Racking must be supplied for training on all stackers.

- Access to a room that can be used to conduct classroom-based instruction.

- Delegate’s uninterrupted attendance for the duration of the course.

- Electric equipment must be fully charged prior to the course.

Is there a pass/fail mark on the courses?

- On all equipment excluding the stair climbers, we have pass/fail marks based on pre-use checks and practical use of the equipment. This is to ensure all operators are to a standard where they can use the equipment in a safe, responsible, and efficient manner.

Certificates:

- Providing delegates pass the course, they will receive a certificate stating that they have passed the basic operating skills test as defined in the health and safety executives approved code of practice L117.

- Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of examination.

- If 3 years pass without taking a refresher course, then a novice course will be required to bring the operator back up to appropriate working standards.

Refresher Courses:

- We recommend refresher courses yearly to ensure all operators are maintaining proper and safe use of the equipment.

- On completion of the refresher course, certificates are issued providing the pass marks are met.

Record Keeping:

- We keep records of all training carried out, including pass/fail results, and certificates of candidates in case these are misplaced or need to be referred to at a later date.

Contact us for more information here.

01279 724989
sales@actionhandling.co.uk

6: Semi-Electric Pallet Stacker Training Course

Our team of trainers are able to undertake Novice and Refresher courses at your premises. Courses include both theory and practical elements ensuring your staff will be fully able to safely and efficiently use the equipment you have. Our trainers carry out competency training and comply with the recommendations of the AITT Instructor Manual for the type of equipment being used as well as the health and safety executive’s approved code of practice L117.

Our training teaches operators to perform tasks like standard pedestrian pallet trucks, plus the added ability to stack and unstack goods at height. These trucks are a smaller, cost-effective alternative to traditional reach and counterbalance trucks, allowing more workers to be trained across the site.

Our course focuses on the safe operation of stackers, covering Rider, Pedestrian, Support Arm, and Straddle Trucks.

Why you should get your staff trained:

- PUWER regulation dictates that users, supervisors, and managers have received adequate training for the purposes of health and safety.

- LOLER regulation dictates that every lifting operation involving a lifting truck is properly planned by a competent person (usually the operator). This person therefore must have the appropriate training, knowledge, and expertise needed to carry out the operations.

- Safety is the most crucial component of this training. It aims to keep the user and others in the surrounding area safe during operation of the equipment.

- Proper use of the equipment ensures minimal damage is caused to the machines themselves, therefore reducing downtime and keeping your business moving.

- Efficient use of the equipment will help to speed up processes.

The training courses are designed to teach the operator:

- Start & finish checks

- Ensuring that the controls are in good working order and undamaged

- Operator Safety & Observation

- Steering & Operating Controls

- Manoeuvring & Transporting

- Lifting & Lowering

- Stacking & De-stacking at various heights where applicable

- Parking

How many delegates can be on each course?

- All courses have a minimum of 1 delegate per course.

- All courses have a maximum of 4 delegates per course. This is to ensure all delegates receive adequate attention from our trainers.

What is the length of the course?

- Please allow one full working day per course.

What facilities are required on site for the training?

- A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets in a practical training area (min.

12m x 6m) set aside from the main work area and preferably under cover.

- A larger area will be required for larger equipment such as electric stackers.

- Racking must be supplied for training on all stackers.

- Access to a room that can be used to conduct classroom-based instruction.

- Delegate’s uninterrupted attendance for the duration of the course.

- Electric equipment must be fully charged prior to the course.

Is there a pass/fail mark on the courses?

- On all equipment excluding the stair climbers, we have pass/fail marks based on pre-use checks and practical use of the equipment. This is to ensure all operators are to a standard where they can use the equipment in a safe, responsible, and efficient manner.

Certificates:

- Providing delegates pass the course, they will receive a certificate stating that they have passed the basic operating skills test as defined in the health and safety executives approved code of practice L117.

- Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of examination.

- If 3 years pass without taking a refresher course, then a novice course will be required to bring the operator back up to appropriate working standards.

Refresher Courses:

- We recommend refresher courses yearly to ensure all operators are maintaining proper and safe use of the equipment.

- On completion of the refresher course, certificates are issued providing the pass marks are met.

Record Keeping:

- We keep records of all training carried out, including pass/fail results, and certificates of candidates in case these are misplaced or need to be referred to at a later date.

Contact us for more information here.

01279 724989
sales@actionhandling.co.uk

7: Electric Stacker Training Course

Our team of trainers are able to undertake Novice and Refresher courses at your premises. Courses include both theory and practical elements ensuring your staff will be fully able to safely and efficiently use the equipment you have. Our trainers carry out competency training and comply with the recommendations of the AITT Instructor Manual for the type of equipment being used as well as the health and safety executive’s approved code of practice L117.

Through our Electric Pallet & Stacker Truck operator Refresher eLearning, operators can train online at their convenience. This solution saves organisations time previously lost to training, while ensuring high standards and compliance, even during peak times or travel restrictions. The eLearning covers ABA categories A1 to A7.

The Health and Safety Executive has stated that training for industrial lift truck operation should continue when urgent, and employers should consider eLearning to keep operators safe. This option allows for an extension of up to one year for refresher periods, with only one extension available before a full practical refresher is required.

Why Choose Our Online Refresher Training?
Pallet Stacker eLearning is a long-term solution for maintaining safety while managing costs. It is ideal if:

• Workers need refresher training but lack time for a full course.
• Employees have exceeded their refresher period and need quick training.
• Workers require a refresher due to infrequent truck use but now need to operate them regularly.

Why you should get your staff trained:

- PUWER regulation dictates that users, supervisors, and managers have received adequate training for the purposes of health and safety.

- LOLER regulation dictates that every lifting operation involving a lifting truck is properly planned by a competent person (usually the operator). This person therefore must have the appropriate training, knowledge, and expertise needed to carry out the operations.

- Safety is the most crucial component of this training. It aims to keep the user and others in the surrounding area safe during operation of the equipment.

- Proper use of the equipment ensures minimal damage is caused to the machines themselves, therefore reducing downtime and keeping your business moving.

- Efficient use of the equipment will help to speed up processes.

The training courses are designed to teach the operator:

- Start & finish checks

- Ensuring that the controls are in good working order and undamaged

- Operator Safety & Observation

- Steering & Operating Controls

- Manoeuvring & Transporting

- Lifting & Lowering

- Stacking & De-stacking at various heights where applicable

- Parking

How many delegates can be on each course?

- All courses have a minimum of 1 delegate per course.

- All courses have a maximum of 4 delegates per course. This is to ensure all delegates receive adequate attention from our trainers.

What is the length of the course?

- Please allow one full working day per course.

What facilities are required on site for the training?

- A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets in a practical training area (min.

12m x 6m) set aside from the main work area and preferably under cover.

- A larger area will be required for larger equipment such as electric stackers.

- Racking must be supplied for training on all stackers.

- Access to a room that can be used to conduct classroom-based instruction.

- Delegate’s uninterrupted attendance for the duration of the course.

- Electric equipment must be fully charged prior to the course.

Is there a pass/fail mark on the courses?

- On all equipment excluding the stair climbers, we have pass/fail marks based on pre-use checks and practical use of the equipment. This is to ensure all operators are to a standard where they can use the equipment in a safe, responsible, and efficient manner.

Certificates:

- Providing delegates pass the course, they will receive a certificate stating that they have passed the basic operating skills test as defined in the health and safety executives approved code of practice L117.

- Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of examination.

- If 3 years pass without taking a refresher course, then a novice course will be required to bring the operator back up to appropriate working standards.

Refresher Courses:

- We recommend refresher courses yearly to ensure all operators are maintaining proper and safe use of the equipment.

- On completion of the refresher course, certificates are issued providing the pass marks are met.

Record Keeping:

- We keep records of all training carried out, including pass/fail results, and certificates of candidates in case these are misplaced or need to be referred to at a later date.

Contact us for more information here.

01279 724989
sales@actionhandling.co.uk

8: Stairclimber Training Course

Our team of trainers are able to undertake Novice and Refresher courses at your premises. Courses include both theory and practical elements ensuring your staff will be fully able to safely and efficiently use the equipment you have. Our trainers carry out competency training and comply with the recommendations of the AITT Instructor Manual for the type of equipment being used as well as the health and safety executive’s approved code of practice L117.

If you plan to use an electric stairclimber, it is essential to take a training course. While stairclimbing equipment simplifies moving heavy items upstairs, proper usage is crucial to avoid accidents.

Our training department offers courses for beginners and those needing a refresher, suitable for both individuals and businesses. We educate operators on how to use the equipment safely.

Notable clients that utilise our training include Ceva Logistics, XPO Logistics, and Brands2Hands. Each training session is customised to match your business needs. We cover various types of stairclimbing equipment, including both manual and powered options.

For more details about our stairclimber training services or to check course availability, please call 01279 724989.

Our engineering team is fully trained to maintain and repair all types of stairclimbers, ensuring we can meet your service needs efficiently.

Why you should get your staff trained:

- PUWER regulation dictates that users, supervisors, and managers have received adequate training for the purposes of health and safety.

- LOLER regulation dictates that every lifting operation involving a lifting truck is properly planned by a competent person (usually the operator). This person therefore must have the appropriate training, knowledge, and expertise needed to carry out the operations.

- Safety is the most crucial component of this training. It aims to keep the user and others in the surrounding area safe during operation of the equipment.

- Proper use of the equipment ensures minimal damage is caused to the machines themselves, therefore reducing downtime and keeping your business moving.

- Efficient use of the equipment will help to speed up processes.

The training courses are designed to teach the operator:

- Start & finish checks

- Ensuring that the controls are in good working order and undamaged

- Operator Safety & Observation

- Steering & Operating Controls

- Manoeuvring & Transporting

- Lifting & Lowering

- Stacking & De-stacking at various heights where applicable

- Parking

How many delegates can be on each course?

- All courses have a minimum of 1 delegate per course.

- All courses have a maximum of 4 delegates per course. This is to ensure all delegates receive adequate attention from our trainers.

What is the length of the course?

- Please allow one full working day per course.

What facilities are required on site for the training?

- A supply of stackable loads and empty pallets in a practical training area (min.

12m x 6m) set aside from the main work area and preferably under cover.

- A larger area will be required for larger equipment such as electric stackers.

- Racking must be supplied for training on all stackers.

- Access to a room that can be used to conduct classroom-based instruction.

- Delegate’s uninterrupted attendance for the duration of the course.

- Electric equipment must be fully charged prior to the course.

Is there a pass/fail mark on the courses?

- On all equipment excluding the stair climbers, we have pass/fail marks based on pre-use checks and practical use of the equipment. This is to ensure all operators are to a standard where they can use the equipment in a safe, responsible, and efficient manner.

Certificates:

- Providing delegates pass the course, they will receive a certificate stating that they have passed the basic operating skills test as defined in the health and safety executives approved code of practice L117.

- Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of examination.

- If 3 years pass without taking a refresher course, then a novice course will be required to bring the operator back up to appropriate working standards.

Refresher Courses:

- We recommend refresher courses yearly to ensure all operators are maintaining proper and safe use of the equipment.

- On completion of the refresher course, certificates are issued providing the pass marks are met.

Record Keeping:

- We keep records of all training carried out, including pass/fail results, and certificates of candidates in case these are misplaced or need to be referred to at a later date.

Contact us for more information here.

01279 724989
sales@actionhandling.co.uk