Forklift and aerial lift operator training, on site
Theory, supervised practice and practical evaluation, delivered in the workplace where the equipment is used.
Every course takes place at the client's facility in Quebec.
What we train
Operator training under Quebec regulation and Canadian CSA standards.
Lift trucks
Counterbalance forklifts, narrow-aisle reach trucks, order pickers, electric pallet trucks and stackers, telehandlers and industrial tow tractors.
RSST Art. 256.3 · CSA B335
Aerial work platforms
Scissor and boom lifts, Group A and Group B, with the model-specific familiarization the standard requires.
CSA B354.8
Re-evaluation
A lift truck operator evaluation stays current for three years at most. An accident or near miss, unsafe operation, a new truck class or a change in the work environment calls for it sooner.
RSST Art. 256.3
Competency, shown where the work is done
Beyond the card
A card from a card mill checks a box. Competency is theory, practical skill, safe judgment and mastery of the actual work site, together. Les Formations Modernes trains and evaluates operators on site, so the evaluation reflects the loads, racking and traffic they work with every day.
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On site
Every course is delivered at the client's facility.
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Real conditions
Practical evaluation on the equipment and in the layout the operator actually uses (RSST Art. 261).
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Competency, not a card
Theory, practice, judgment and the work site, evaluated together (CSA Z1001).
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Regulatory framework
The references behind every course.
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RSST
Art. 256.3 and 261
Theory, supervised practice and a practical evaluation specific to the workplace.
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CSA
B335 and B354.8
Canadian standards for lift truck and aerial work platform operator training.
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CPMT
Loi du 1%
LFOM training is an eligible expense under Quebec's 1% workforce training law.
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Due diligence
Three parts
Foresee the hazards, train and set written policies, then supervise and document.
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