Forklift Training Prices
Forklift Operator Certificate (OSH) - $190 incl GST
F endorsement (NZTA requirement) - $120 incl GST
Operator Cert (OSH) & F endorsement combo - $240 incl GST
F endorsement (NZTA requirement) - $120 incl GST
Operator Cert (OSH) & F endorsement combo - $240 incl GST
Forklift Operator Training (OSH)
If you wish to operate a forklift you are required to have a current WorkSafe certificate (OSH)
Our forklift course include theory on basic forklift specifications, load centres, stability, general safety - do's and don'ts of forklift operating and a practical session designed for handling situations faced in every day forklift operation such as loading / unloading trucks and safely handling the loads.
Our forklift course include theory on basic forklift specifications, load centres, stability, general safety - do's and don'ts of forklift operating and a practical session designed for handling situations faced in every day forklift operation such as loading / unloading trucks and safely handling the loads.
Forklift Operator Training (F endorsement)
If you drive a forklift on the road you must have an endorsement F on your driver licence.
Class 1 driver licence (with an F endorsement) covers forklifts with a gross laden weight of up to 18,000Kgs.
Class 2 driver licence (with an F endorsement) covers forklifts with a gross laden weight exceeding 18,000Kgs
What's the definition of a road?
The definition of a road for the application of transport laws is very broad. It includes not only streets and highways, but any place the public has access to, including bridges, culverts, beaches, riverbeds, reserve lands, wharfs and road shoulders (whether as of right or not).
If you drive a forklift in any of these areas, the rules relating to registration, licensing and general driver behaviour all apply.
Class 1 driver licence (with an F endorsement) covers forklifts with a gross laden weight of up to 18,000Kgs.
Class 2 driver licence (with an F endorsement) covers forklifts with a gross laden weight exceeding 18,000Kgs
What's the definition of a road?
The definition of a road for the application of transport laws is very broad. It includes not only streets and highways, but any place the public has access to, including bridges, culverts, beaches, riverbeds, reserve lands, wharfs and road shoulders (whether as of right or not).
If you drive a forklift in any of these areas, the rules relating to registration, licensing and general driver behaviour all apply.
Our courses meet the requirements of WorkSafe New Zealand Approved "Code of Practice" for Training Operators of Powered Industrial Lift Trucks (forklifts) and NZTA requirements for driver licence endorsement F.
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