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My favorite part about going from the power tool industry to the rental equipment industry: becoming certified and/or trained to operate the equipment myself. 👷🏻♀️🚜🦺🇺🇸 Being able to operate a backhoe, dozer, forklift, telehandler, scissor lift, and more, are things I never thought I’d not only learn to do…but also ENJOY. Shout out to the Sacramento Branch Manager, Yard Crew, Mechanics, Parts Manager, and Service Manager for helping me get up to speed. I feel even more empowered and ready for action than I did before. Here’s to more challenges, learning curves, and accomplishments coming my way. PS: Don’t ya’ll worry; I was safely parked, seatbelt on, backhoe turned off, AND PPE on deck, before using my phone to take a photo with the equipment! #SafetyFirst 😜 #WomenInConstruction #ForkLiftCertified #TelehandlerCertified #Construction #California #RentalEquipment #Safety #Challenges #NewBeginnings #PPE #Safety #CareerMove #Excited #JobOpportunity #NextChapter #CareerSuccess #ProfessionalDevelopment #PersonalGrowth #CareerGoals #EarthMovingEquipment #DirtyHandsCleanMoney

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"just a fork lift operator" is something that I hear all the time as a staffing professional. While taking orders we find it incredibly important to get as much detail as we can. Nobody is "just a" anything. Every role - every job has responsibilities that need to be carried out. As the Staffing Agency it is our role to know where they are going to park their car when they show up, what to wear from head to toe on the first day, what they will be doing all day long and how they will be doing it... the list goes on and on. Often -> I hear the response, "It's just a forklift operator." Now - watch the video. Would you ever say that the person responsible for this is, "Just a FL operator?" No. What are they driving? Standing or sitting? Driving forward or backwards? And this just scratches the surface. What do you think? Is this "just" anything?

As a forklift operator, I would prioritize safety above all else. This means conducting pre-operational checks, wearing appropriate safety gear, following designated routes, and communicating effectively with colleagues. Additionally, I would adhere to load capacity limits, maintain proper visibility, and be cautious when approaching corners or intersections. Constant vigilance and adherence to safety protocols are essential for safe forklift operation. #ForkliftSafety #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #AccidentPrevention #StaySafe #SafetyAwareness

The forklift is one of the most commonly used pieces of equipment on the worksite. These powered industrial trucks are used to lift and transport loads with deft and precision. Although forklifts are powerful, there is risk involved in operating any industrial machine. With over an estimated one million forklifts estimated to be in operation, it’s essential to ensure crews are trained on proper forklift safety measures, Since many accidents are due to poor forklift safety training, it is recommended that only those who are trained and licensed by TRADE TEST FROM THE FEDERAL MiNISTRY IN YOUR Country be responsible for operating a forklift. Employers should evaluate their employees’ performance at least once every three years and supplement training with forklift safety videos, lectures, software training and demonstrations, You should thoroughly inspect forklifts before every use. Daily checks with the shift supervisor are recommended to identify and log any problems or defects. Any equipment that requires repair should never be operated, #Certifed Forklift operator # Manager # Safty In case you want me to join your Team am available to relocate to any country my WhatsApp Number is 07057566582 or my Gmail is abayomifagbemi6@Gamil.Com

Wrong Observation : 1.Wrong Lifting procedure 2.No have secured equipment 3.No have used equipment guide rope 4.Rigger not competent person 5. Poor supervision 6. Need of safety person for safe lifting procedure training 7. No have area barricade 8. No have sign board 9.load siza is big so need 4 legs bridal hitch. 10.tag line tie with chain sling. its wrong tag line must b tie with load and minimum 2 tag line required 11. rigger very close to the load #hseprofessionals #lifting #safetyatwork

Industrial Counterbalance Lift Truck (Operator Course) - Commonly called Forklift operator course. Do you know that there are 5 different variation in Industrial Counterbalance Lift Truck ? If not, it is time to learn. As per ABA workplace transport grouping the industrial counterbalance lift truck has 5 different variations. They are: 1. A3 - Counterbalance lift trucks (Pedestrian operator electric) 2. B1 - Counterbalance lift truck up to and including 5 tonne (Rider operator with Electric & I.C.E Engine). 3. B2 - Counterbalance lift truck over 5 tonne – up to and including 15 tonne (Rider operator with Electric & I.C.E Engine). 4. B3 -  Counterbalance lift truck over 15 tonne (Rider operator with Electric & I.C.E Engine). 5. B4 - Stand – on counterbalance (Rider operator electric) Why we need to know about this variations ? 1. It is very important for an operator to get trained on correct machine which they are operating in their company. 2. The variation must be mentioned in the operator card, so that anyone can identify the capability of operator. 3. The operator is allowed to operate only the equipment mentioned in his card. 4. Avoid accident. If you willing to add more points to the above topic, please write it in the comments below. "Training today for a safer tomorrow" Thank you and have a nice day :) #forklift #training #traininganddevelopment #lifttruck #industrialcounterbalancelifttruck #bahrain #saudiarabia

Safety First: A Forklift Operator's Perspective As a forklift operator, I've witnessed firsthand the importance of observing safety guidelines in the workplace. Whether you're working in a warehouse, manufacturing plant, or construction site, safety should always be your top priority. Why Safety Matters - Prevents injuries and illnesses - Reduces downtime and lost productivity - Protects equipment and property from damage - Enhances overall well-being and job satisfaction - Demonstrates respect for colleagues and the work environment Safety Reminders for Forklift Operators - Always wear required PPE, including hard hats, safety glasses, and gloves - Conduct pre-operational checks on your forklift before use - Follow proper lifting and handling techniques to avoid accidents - Be aware of your surroundings, including pedestrians, obstacles, and potential hazards - Use proper communication signals when operating equipment - Stay alert and focused on the task at hand General Safety Tips - Report any incidents or near-misses to management immediately - Participate in regular safety training and updates - Keep walkways clear of clutter and obstacles - Use proper ladder safety when climbing - Stay hydrated and take regular breaks to avoid fatigue Let's Work Together As professionals, we have a responsibility to ourselves, our colleagues, and our employers to maintain a safe working environment. By following safety guidelines and looking out for one another, we can prevent accidents and ensure a productive and successful workday. Let's prioritize safety and make our workplaces safer, healthier, and more efficient! #SafetyFirst #ForkliftOperator #WorkplaceSafety #Productivity #Wellness #ResponsibleBusiness #LinkedInFamily

🚜 At Mister Mechanic, we’ve got it all—every type of forklift you can imagine! 🚜 Whether you’re navigating tight spaces or handling the heaviest loads, our diverse fleet is built to tackle any challenge. From narrow aisle reach trucks to heavy-duty workhorses, we have the perfect forklift for every job. But we don’t stop there. Need something special? We’ve got the attachments to match—whatever the task, whatever the load. Clamps, rotators, and more, we carry them all! Why settle for anything less when you can have the best? With Mister Mechanic, you’ll find the perfect combination to lift your business to new heights. 💪 One place, all the options—because when it comes to forklifts and attachments, we carry them all. 💪 Ready to find the right fit? Contact us today! www.mistermechanic.com #Forklifts #MaterialHandling #Logistics #IndustrialEquipment #MisterMechanic #BusinessSolutions #Teamwork

Here is a brief read about the benefits of hiring a qualified, experienced rigger or dogman with our larger cranes. Often seen as an added cost, this highlights how they assist the operators manoeuvring equipment into site, establishing the crane and their experience rigging loads can often save time and therefore money. #riggers #dogman #cranehire #teamwork #safetyfirst #skilledworkers