Compliant with ANSI / OSHA
100% Online - Train at Your Pace
Completion PDF Certificate
Plastic Certification Card
Corporate Bulk Pricing Available
Compliant with ANSI / OSHA
100% Online - Train at Your Pace
Completion PDF Certificate
Plastic Certification Card
Corporate Bulk Pricing Available
Compliant with ANSI / OSHA
100% Online - Train at Your Pace
Completion PDF Certificate
Plastic Certification Card
Corporate Bulk Pricing Available
Telehandler Certification Training
Telehandler forklifts have many trade names, such as Rough Terrain, Boom Lift, Gheil, Jlg, and Shooting Boom. Set as Class IIV, this lift type is recognized for its training and function, which differ from other lift types.
These lifts do not have a vertical mast like most warehouse forklifts and are typically used on construction sites where the ground is dirt or unpaved. These lifts raise materials to upper levels and have unique turning capabilities. Training on these lifts is specialized and requires specialized training. This class also covers the standard vertical mast rough terrain lift with larger tires and capacities.
Construction, landscape, roofing, and jobs that require the load to be extended are common sites for this type of lift. These lifts are often used like cranes, and loads are "slung." They have additional indicators for operators to use when lifting, and load charts show the variable capacity in the same manner used by crane operators.
In addition to the general lift and sling operations, attachments can be added to help with general construction tasks like scooping buckets, aerial work platforms, and boom jibs to expand the load further. During the training, operators learn to read the load chart and determine a safe capacity for the angle, distance, and attachment type. In addition to the general safety functions, the unique steering capabilities and the standard stability triangle that affects safety are also reviewed.
Telehandler Certification Training
Telehandler forklifts have many trade names, such as Rough Terrain, Boom Lift, Gheil, Jlg, and Shooting Boom. Set as Class IIV, this lift type is recognized for its training and function, which differ from other lift types.
These lifts do not have a vertical mast like most warehouse forklifts and are typically used on construction sites where the ground is dirt or unpaved. These lifts raise materials to upper levels and have unique turning capabilities. Training on these lifts is specialized and requires specialized training. This class also covers the standard vertical mast rough terrain lift with larger tires and capacities.
Construction, landscape, roofing, and jobs that require the load to be extended are common sites for this type of lift. These lifts are often used like cranes, and loads are "slung." They have additional indicators for operators to use when lifting, and load charts show the variable capacity in the same manner used by crane operators.
In addition to the general lift and sling operations, attachments can be added to help with general construction tasks like scooping buckets, aerial work platforms, and boom jibs to expand the load further. During the training, operators learn to read the load chart and determine a safe capacity for the angle, distance, and attachment type. In addition to the general safety functions, the unique steering capabilities and the standard stability triangle that affects safety are also reviewed.
Telehandler Certification Training
Telehandler forklifts have many trade names, such as Rough Terrain, Boom Lift, Gheil, Jlg, and Shooting Boom. Set as Class IIV, this lift type is recognized for its training and function, which differ from other lift types.
These lifts do not have a vertical mast like most warehouse forklifts and are typically used on construction sites where the ground is dirt or unpaved. These lifts raise materials to upper levels and have unique turning capabilities. Training on these lifts is specialized and requires specialized training. This class also covers the standard vertical mast rough terrain lift with larger tires and capacities.
Construction, landscape, roofing, and jobs that require the load to be extended are common sites for this type of lift. These lifts are often used like cranes, and loads are "slung." They have additional indicators for operators to use when lifting, and load charts show the variable capacity in the same manner used by crane operators.
In addition to the general lift and sling operations, attachments can be added to help with general construction tasks like scooping buckets, aerial work platforms, and boom jibs to expand the load further. During the training, operators learn to read the load chart and determine a safe capacity for the angle, distance, and attachment type. In addition to the general safety functions, the unique steering capabilities and the standard stability triangle that affects safety are also reviewed.
Telehandler Certification Training
Telehandler forklifts have many trade names, such as Rough Terrain, Boom Lift, Gheil, Jlg, and Shooting Boom. Set as Class IIV, this lift type is recognized for its training and function, which differ from other lift types.
These lifts do not have a vertical mast like most warehouse forklifts and are typically used on construction sites where the ground is dirt or unpaved. These lifts raise materials to upper levels and have unique turning capabilities. Training on these lifts is specialized and requires specialized training. This class also covers the standard vertical mast rough terrain lift with larger tires and capacities.
Construction, landscape, roofing, and jobs that require the load to be extended are common sites for this type of lift. These lifts are often used like cranes, and loads are "slung." They have additional indicators for operators to use when lifting, and load charts show the variable capacity in the same manner used by crane operators.
In addition to the general lift and sling operations, attachments can be added to help with general construction tasks like scooping buckets, aerial work platforms, and boom jibs to expand the load further. During the training, operators learn to read the load chart and determine a safe capacity for the angle, distance, and attachment type. In addition to the general safety functions, the unique steering capabilities and the standard stability triangle that affects safety are also reviewed.
Satisfies ANSI / OSHA Standards:
ANSI B56.1-2020 Safety Standard for Low, High Lift Trucks
Designed for:
Operators of Class IIV PITs in construction, landscaping, and other trades where rough terrain and telehandlers are used
Completion Time:
Work at Your Own Pace: 90 - 120 Minutes (Approximately)
Course Format:
Training Availability: 100% Online, On-Site Performed by an Experienced Trainer, or In-Our-Facility. We offer Virtual Reality (VR) Classroom and Evaluations Training
Good:
Certification Valid for 3 Years!
Language:
Telehandler Instruction Available in English or Spanish
Included:
Forklift Safety Training / Content Review, Standardized Test, Operator Guide Evaluation Form for Employer
(On-site Evaluation Performed by Instructor)
Certification Documents:
Instant Certificate (PDF Lience), Test Results w/Questions, & Professional Hard Plastic Certification Card
Satisfies ANSI / OSHA Standards:
ANSI B56.1-2020 Safety Standard for Low, High Lift Trucks
Designed for:
Operators of Class IIV PITs in construction, landscaping, and other trades where rough terrain and telehandlers are used
Completion Time:
Work at Your Own Pace: 90 - 120 Minutes (Approximately)
Course Format:
Training Availability: 100% Online, On-Site Performed by an Experienced Trainer, or In-Our-Facility. We offer Virtual Reality (VR) Classroom and Evaluations Training
Good:
Certification Valid for 3 Years!
Language:
Telehandler Instruction Available in English or Spanish
Included:
Forklift Safety Training / Content Review, Standardized Test, Operator Guide Evaluation Form for Employer (On-site Evaluation Performed by Instructor)
Certification Documents:
Instant Certificate (PDF Lience), Test Results w/Questions, & Professional Hard Plastic Certification Card
- General Forklift Evaluation Form is included, as all students must be evaluated by their employer to satisfy OSHA guidelines fully.
- Certification Documents: Certificate of Completion is available for download upon completion of the online course and passing Quiz.
- Hard Plastic Certification Card: This is printed and mailed to you after we receive your photo using our online form submission.