Telehandlers
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Telehandlers are essential in various industries for lifting and transporting materials. As versatile machinery, they require specific safety measures to protect operators and other workers. Proper use and adherence to safety guidelines are crucial to prevent accidents and ensure the smooth execution of tasks.
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About
Welcome to our complete training course on Telehandlers, focusing on their safe operation.
We'll start with the basic features of telehandlers, their classification as Class VII powered industrial trucks for rough terrain, and what's needed for operator certification.
Next, explore the two primary types of telehandlers—rotating and heavy lift or standard fixed. We'll discuss how to choose the right type for different work environments.
Learn about the OSHA standards that apply to telehandlers, the thorough training operators must undergo, and the essential equipment needed for safe use.
Finally, discover the common hazards like tip-overs and collisions, and learn the best practices for handling loads safely to prevent these dangers.
Learning Objectives
When you have completed this course you will:
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Know the basic features of telehandlers, their category as a type of heavy-duty vehicle for uneven surfaces, and the necessary certification for operators.
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Explore the two primary kinds of telehandlers—rotating and heavy lift or standard fixed. Understand when to use each type based on different job site conditions.
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Examine the relevant safety standards for telehandlers, the necessary operator training, and the essential equipment for safe use.
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Understand the key dangers of operating a telehandler, such as tipping over and crashing, along with the top methods for safely managing and transporting loads to prevent these issues.
Target Audience
This course is designed for individuals in the workplace who require the use of telehandlers to perform tasks that may involve or generate hazardous conditions. It is intended for operators needing training to use telehandlers safely and their supervisors or managers who must ensure that these machines are operated correctly.
Advantages
You will discover how to safely use and upkeep a telehandler, making your jobsite more secure as a result.
Online training is flexible, efficient and cost effective meaning the candidate can progress through the modules at their own pace and in their own time, so they can fit the training around their work and personal life
Approved to US federal and OSHA standards.
Further Progression
Other courses that complement this one could include Health Hazards in Construction, Pallet Jacks and Aerial Scissor Lifts.
Modules
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Course |
Module Number |
Module Name |
Pass % Required |
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Telehandlers |
1 |
Introduction to Telehandlers |
70 |
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Telehandlers |
2 |
Types of Telehandlers and When to Use |
70 |
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Telehandlers |
3 |
Compliance with OSHA Standards |
70 |
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Telehandlers |
4 |
Handling Telehandler Hazards and Safe Operation |
70 |
Recommended System Requirements
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Browser: Up to date web browser
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Video: Up to date video drivers
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Memory: 1Gb+ RAM
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Download Speed: Broadband (3Mb+)
Duration: 25 minutes (Note: This is based on the amount of video content shown and is rounded off. It does not account in any way for loading time or thinking time on the questions).
Outline
Course Objectives
After completing this training, participants should be able to:
- Understand OSHA's role in promoting workplace safety and health
- Identify OSHA standards related to construction work
- Recognize common construction workplace hazards
- Apply safe work practices to reduce workplace incidents
- Identify appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Understand fire prevention and workplace emergency practices
- Recognize safe rigging and lifting procedures
- Identify welding and cutting hazards
- Understand fall protection requirements
- Recognize excavation and trenching hazards
- Understand concrete and masonry safety practices
- Identify demolition hazards
- Apply safe stairway and ladder practices
- Recognize confined space hazards
- Identify common electrical hazards
- Understand scaffolding safety requirements
What Topics Does OSHA 10 Construction Cover?
- Introduction to OSHA
- OSHA Focus Four Hazards
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Health Hazards in Construction
- Stairways and Ladders
- Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, and Conveyors
- Excavations
- Materials Handling, Use, and Disposal
- Scaffolds
- Hand and Power Tools
FAQs
The OSHA Outreach Training Program provides workers with basic and advanced training about common safety and health hazards on the job. We offer both 10-hour and 30-hour courses for Construction and General Industry.
OSHA Outreach Training is provided in partnership with UL Solutions PureSafety, an OSHA-authorized online Outreach Training provider. The online format allows learners to complete training at their own pace while meeting OSHA requirements.
- OSHA 10: Intended for entry-level workers and covers fundamental workplace safety topics.
- OSHA 30: Provides more comprehensive training for supervisors and workers with additional safety responsibilities.
- Choose Construction if you work in construction, demolition, or building trades.
- Choose General Industry if you work in manufacturing, warehousing, healthcare, distribution, or similar industries.
Yes. After successful completion of the training and required survey, participants receive an OSHA Department of Labor (DOL) card by mail.
Yes. The training is entirely online and self-paced.
You have 180 days from the time of enrollment to finish the course.
Yes. Progress is automatically saved, allowing you to continue where you left off.
Yes. Technical and course support is available by email, chat, and phone.
For proctored training, learners create a voice profile by recording prompted verification codes. Additional voice verification may be required during the training.
