Expert Forklift Training in Calgary
Lift Truck (Forklift) certification course
This Lift Truck (Forklift) certification has been developed to comply with CSA standards as well as Alberta OH&S. Our forklift training Calgary program ensures students participate in knowledge-based learning and complete a hands-on practical evaluation on a forklift, preparing them for real workplace scenarios.
Fully In-Person Course
5 Hours
$149
A traditional style of learning where content is delivered by one of our expert instructors, start to finish. These are packed with hands on skills and training.
Blended Course
Online Learning & Exam
+ 2 Hours In-Person
$139
A hybrid delivery method where content is broken up into two parts: an online module (learning and exam) and an in-person, hands on skills session.
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Recertification
Online Exam
+ 2 Hours In-Person
$139
A hybrid delivery method where content is broken up into two parts: an online module (exam only) and an in-person, hands on skills session.
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Most importantly, this course covers the requirements from CSA Standards and Alberta OH&S for all types of Fork Lift Trucks.
There are 4 major types of Fork Lift Trucks: Counter Balance, Narrow Aisle Reach, Order Picker, and the Walkie/Rider Pallet Truck.
This comprehensive forklift training Calgary course covers the knowledge for all types as well as hands-on practical experience. Once certified, your employer is required to provide site-specific training and sign off on the type, make, and model you will be operating at your workplace.
No. A driver’s license is not required to get a certification for or to operate a forklift.
Most courses can be completed within a single day, depending on the format you choose (in-person or blended).
Yes, operators must be properly trained and evaluated according to Alberta OH&S regulations.
After certification, your employer will provide site-specific training for the equipment you’ll use at work.
Yes, no prior experience is required. The course is designed for both new and experienced operators.
Recertification is typically recommended every 3 years or as required by your employer.
