Forklift Hazard Perception Challenge Streaming Video Training Program - English

Ordering
Note: When ordering Streaming Video Training Program, you will be provided a link to access the program you purchased. You will have 5 consecutive days to access the program starting from the time you click the link.

• Streaming Video format allows trainers to conduct effective, affordable forklift training wherever they have Internet access
• Includes 5 days of access to the video plus downloadable Trainer's/Instructor's Guide, quizzes and answer keys, a training log and supplemental video content
• Program is viewable from video-capable, internet-connected mobile devices such as an iPhone and iPad, as well as most Android tablets and phones
• Helps satisfy the training requirements of OSHA's Powered Industrial Truck Standard (1910.178) and keeps you and your operators in compliance
• Provides training that is a logical bridge between required classroom safety training and performance-based safety training
• Can also be used to for required refresher training after a forklift accident
• Intended Audience: Anyone charged with operating a powered industrial truck – tow motor, fork lift, etc.
• 2014 Bronze Telly Award Winner

What's Included

• Video
  • Introduction
  • Segment 1 (Includes 9 standalone scenarios)
  • Segment 2 (Includes 1 extended "day in the life" scenario with 7 planted hazards and 4 stand alone scenarios)
  • Segment 3 (Includes 1 extended "day in the life" scenario with 13 planted hazards and 4 stand alone scenarios)
  • Conclusion
• Video Extras
  • Quiz
  • Note to Trainers
  • Previews
• Quiz (with Answer Key)
• Alternate Quiz (with Answer Key)
• Exercise – Dealing with Pedestrians
• Powerpoint^® Presentation
• Handouts (5)
• Images (8)
• Posters (3)

What's Covered

After completing this program, employees will understand:

• Keeping the forklift and load stable
• Dealing with pedestrians and co-workers
• Traveling on ramps, with or without a load
• Backing in tight areas
• Handling corners and intersections
• Working in trailers
• Operating with an obstructed view
• Keeping all body parts in the protective frame
• Traveling with or without a load
• Inattentive driving
• Placing loads
• Mounting freight elevators
• Crossing railroad tracks
• Overhead hazards
• Using attachments