#Forklift

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  • 19 Mar

    Coronavirus COVID-19 Update

    As the effect of the Coronavirus continues to evolve, we wanted to tell you, our valued customers, that we are open for business as usual.

    We are committed to the health and safety of our instructors and course delegates and have implemented measures to control this.

    We are continually monitoring and adopting guidance issued from Government and Local Authorities. We will continue to adapt our operations as necessary, Inline with any new information as and when it is available.

    We would like to thank our customers for their continued support and cooperation at this difficult time. Rest assured, we will continue to work hard to deliver training solutions that are Inline for your business needs.

    Thank You,
    Michael Hackett
    Managing Director
    Inline Training Ltd

  • 06 Sep

    New Training Standards Rel

    The Accrediting Bodies Association for work place transport has released new  ABA  has released updated guidelines for training and testing of operators using Pedestrian and Rider Pallet Trucks.

    Here at Inline Training we are in the process of rewriting our course materials Inline with these guidelines,so you can be sure that the training we provide is updated to conform with current best practice. Our amended courses will be for the following machine categories.

    A1 – Pedestrian electric pallet truck

    A2- Rider operated electric pallet truck

    A4- Rider operated pallet stacker

    A5- Pedestrian electric pallet stacker

     

     

     

  • 05 Jun

    FLT Thorough Inspection LOLER Examinations

    How often should your lifting equipment be inspected under LOLER?

    Employers are often lead to believe that if there forklift truck has been serviced this covers them under LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations). In fact this is not the case.

    Yes, having your forklift services and regularly maintained will help when it comes to LOLER inspections. however, what employers need to realise is that they are different.

    Thorough Inspection of lifting equipment should take place annually if the equipment is lifting stock and biannually (every 6 months) when lifting people.

    Here at InLine Training we are happy to help with Thorough Inspections and can advise on how regularly these should take place for your equipment.

    A set of guidelines for employers is available for you to download here 

    For more information, please send your enquiry to info@inlinetraining.co.uk

  • 04 Jun

    Forklift Focus-Pre Use Checks

    Don’t forget to checkout our range of forklift training courses.

    Here at InLine Training we believe that ALL operators of forklift trucks have a duty of care to ensure that their equipment is checked at the start of each shift. Conducting a thorough Pre Shift Check can help reduce the number of forklift truck related incidents occurring as a result of mechanical failure.

    The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) estimates that as much as 18% of forklift incidents happen as a result of mechanical breakdown / Failure through lack of proper equipment maintenance. These incidents may have been avoided had a proper pre use check systems been in place.

    Our instructors often arrive onsite to see that the employer has no Pre Use Check system in place. This is where we come in. Here at InLine Training ALL of our forklift truck courses cover the importance of Pre Shift Checks. We work with our clients to educate not just operators of forklift trucks but also managers and supervisors providing knowledge of what should be checked and why.

    For more information about Pre Use Check Systems and Training please contact training@inlinetraining.co.uk