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Who must be trained and how often ?
Forklift Driver Training
All persons who may operate any type of industrial lift truck must first be adequately educated and field tested on EACH TYPE of vehicle assigned. Records of such training, including individual performance, must be properly maintained and ready for inspection. Operators must be re-tested every two years or whenever an operator is found at fault in a crash.
Possessing a driver licence for a road passenger or commercial vehicle does not automatically qualify the individual for lift truck operator. Some jurisdictions do however require all potential lift truck operators be in possession of such a licence before training begins.
TDG - Transportation of Dangerous Goods Certification
Individuals qualifying under Transport Canada Regulations must be formally educated and trained in those regulations as they apply to the individual's involvement with Dangerous Goods.
See: Transport Canada Training Advisory for a more detailed list of who must
be trained.
Individuals certified for transport by road must be re-certified every three years before the certificate expires. Individuals certified for air transport must be re-certified every two years.
WHMIS - Worklpace Hazardous Materials Information System
All employees including supervisors or managers who work with or near Controlled Products must, upon initial entry into that workplace, be formally educated and trained in the proper use, handling, storage and disposal of those products. Employees must be immediately updated to product changes and/or any related procedural or policy changes.
Legislation requires the overall WHMIS program for your workplace be reviewed at least annually for compliance.
All persons who may operate any type of industrial lift truck must first be adequately educated and field tested on EACH TYPE of vehicle assigned. Records of such training, including individual performance, must be properly maintained and ready for inspection. Operators must be re-tested every two years or whenever an operator is found at fault in a crash.
Possessing a driver licence for a road passenger or commercial vehicle does not automatically qualify the individual for lift truck operator. Some jurisdictions do however require all potential lift truck operators be in possession of such a licence before training begins.
TDG - Transportation of Dangerous Goods Certification
Individuals qualifying under Transport Canada Regulations must be formally educated and trained in those regulations as they apply to the individual's involvement with Dangerous Goods.
See: Transport Canada Training Advisory for a more detailed list of who must
be trained.
Individuals certified for transport by road must be re-certified every three years before the certificate expires. Individuals certified for air transport must be re-certified every two years.
WHMIS - Worklpace Hazardous Materials Information System
All employees including supervisors or managers who work with or near Controlled Products must, upon initial entry into that workplace, be formally educated and trained in the proper use, handling, storage and disposal of those products. Employees must be immediately updated to product changes and/or any related procedural or policy changes.
Legislation requires the overall WHMIS program for your workplace be reviewed at least annually for compliance.
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