Forklift/Lift Truck Certification
Additional Course Information
Forklifts and lift trucks are necessary for moving large things, loading and unloading, and keeping track of inventory, but they may also be very dangerous at work if not handled correctly. The Lift Truck Certification course from Danatec is well-known in the industry and helps forklift operators get the knowledge, awareness, and responsibility they need to work safely and confidently in Canadian workplaces.
This training is for both new operators who are just starting out and veteran operators who want to brush up on their abilities. Learners will learn how to safely operate equipment, see hazards, handle loads, keep things stable, do pre-use checks, and understand their obligations as operators. This will help them reduce accidents, protect their teammates, and make the job site more efficient.
Danatec's training is in line with CSA Standard B335-15. To be considered competent under this standard, operators must complete at least 8 hours of supervised practice and pass a practical test. This training comes with practical evaluation instructions and tools to help qualified supervisors do competency evaluations regularly and with confidence.
Course Highlights:
- Gold Seal Eligibility: This course is eligible for 1 Gold Seal Certification Credit from the Canadian Construction Association.
- Fully CSA-Compliant Training: Our training meets CSA Standard B335-15, ensuring your credentials are recognized and respected throughout Canada.
- Convenient Online Forklift Training: Learn anytime, anywhere, on any device. Our engaging online modules fit seamlessly into your busy schedule.
- Practical Evaluation Included: Danatec provides clear and easy-to-follow guidelines, enabling supervisors to conduct the required practical evaluation effortlessly.
- Immediate Certification: Receive your official digital certificate of completion as soon as you finish your online course and practical evaluation.
- Perfect for All Forklift Operators: Suitable for both new operators needing initial certification and experienced operators requiring updated credentials.
Syllabus
There are two important parts to this program:
Basic Skills for People Who Use Lifting Devices (Required Module)
- Skills needed to operate a lifting device
- Responsibilities and rights
- Classification of lifting devices
- Hazard recognition, assessment, and control
Note: This foundational module does not include a final exam.
Safe Use of Lift Trucks (SOLT)
- Device inspections and reporting
- Conducting pre-use inspections and reporting requirements
- Understanding principles of stability and importance of device capacity
- Safety considerations for devices with different types of fuel sources
- Safe work and operator procedures
Final Exam and Practical Evaluation (needed for full certification)
- Final test online (you can take it up to three times and get a passing score of 75%).
- Your boss or supervisor will do a hands-on practical evaluation.
- Tools and guidance for practical evaluation are available to help with consistent assessment.
- Reminder of CSA requirements: at least 8 hours of supervised practice and a passing evaluation
FAQs Forklift and Lift Truck Certification
What is Lift Truck Certification?
Lift Truck Certification confirms an operator has completed training on safe lift truck operation (eLearning knowledge) and demonstrated competence through hands-on supervised practice and a practical evaluation.
Lift Truck Certification confirms an operator has completed training on safe lift truck operation (eLearning knowledge) and demonstrated competence through hands-on supervised practice and a practical evaluation.
Is this fork truck certification valid across Canada?
The course is aligned with CSA Standard B335-15, which supports recognition and portability across Canadian workplaces (subject to employer/site requirements).
The course is aligned with CSA Standard B335-15, which supports recognition and portability across Canadian workplaces (subject to employer/site requirements).
Can I complete lift truck certification Canada entirely online?
Not fully. You can complete the online theory learning and final exam online, but full certification requires a practical evaluation performed by a qualified supervisor/employer.
Not fully. You can complete the online theory learning and final exam online, but full certification requires a practical evaluation performed by a qualified supervisor/employer.
What does CSA B335-15 require for forklift operators?
CSA B335-15 requires operators to complete training, including at least 8 hours of supervised practice and a successful practical evaluation, to be considered competent.
CSA B335-15 requires operators to complete training, including at least 8 hours of supervised practice and a successful practical evaluation, to be considered competent.
Who should take this fork truck training?
New and experienced forklift/lift truck operators, warehouse and distribution personnel, and supervisors/managers overseeing forklift operations.
New and experienced forklift/lift truck operators, warehouse and distribution personnel, and supervisors/managers overseeing forklift operations.
What’s covered in the forklift operator course?
Key topics include hazard identification, operator responsibilities, inspections, capacity and stability, safe operations, and fuel source considerations—plus an exam and practical evaluation resources.
Key topics include hazard identification, operator responsibilities, inspections, capacity and stability, safe operations, and fuel source considerations—plus an exam and practical evaluation resources.
Do you offer bulk or team training options?
Yes. Bulk discounts and enterprise tools can help you assign training, track progress, and manage renewals. (Include your phone/email CTA on the page.)
Yes. Bulk discounts and enterprise tools can help you assign training, track progress, and manage renewals. (Include your phone/email CTA on the page.)
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