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Before you can operate a forklift, you will need to have completed comprehensive forklift training. Once you have completed your training will you be able to hold a forklift licence and operate a forklift. There are three types of forklift training courses available. Novice, Experienced and Refresher.
Forklift Operators play a crucial role in the smooth running of business operations, with this course giving you the skill and expertise to be able to drive a forklift.
We make being able to operate a forklift a simple, stress-free process
Whether it be operating depots, warehouses, yards, ports or airports – without Forklift Operators goods and deliveries would not be loaded, unloaded, moved or stored, and as result, the production of a business would stop.
To be able to operate a forklift, a forklift licence is required. Technically however, there is no such thing as a forklift licence but a lot of the time it is commonly referred to as that. In actual fact, when you are qualified you will receive a Certificate to show to your employer.
Many employers will look for experienced and trained forklift operators before hiring. Legally, every employer has a responsibility under Regulation 9 of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 to ensure staff have adequate training before they use work equipment. Having the relevant forklift training ensures you stand out and are knowledgeable and qualified to operate a forklift.
This is a combined package of the CITB Health and Safety Awareness Training Course and Green CSCS Labourer Card application. Delegates will need to complete the CITB Health and Safety Awareness Training Course before they can receive the Green CSCS Labourer Card. Delegates will not need to apply for a Green CSCS Labourer Card as this is part of this packaged course.
Do I need to pass a test?
To hold a Green CSCS Labourer Card, you must complete the CITB Health and Safety Awareness Training Course.
Completing the CITB Health and Safety Awareness Training Course includes passing the CITB Health, Safety and Environment Test. This is also sometimes referred to as a CSCS test.
The CITB Health, Safety and Environment Test is part of the larger CITB Health and Safety Awareness Training Course.
At the end of the course, you’ll need to pass a multiple-choice question exam. The CITB Health, Safety and Environment Test is made up of 50 questions, which cover five core knowledge areas.
Those include:
