Experience is key

 With experience of over 36 years in the logistics industry and 29 years of instructing, you can trust that you are in capable hands. Having worked as instructors for TNT Logistics, Whitbread Food Logistics, 3663 and Palmer and Harvey McClane the experience we have in a multitude of environments is unrivalled, cold store, ambient, chilled and general warehousing.   Our instructors are not only qualified and registered with the A.I.T.T. and the R.T.I.T.B. , but they are also holders of OCR CPC for National Passenger and Road Haulage operations and have IOSH training as standard, HACCP in food manufacturing (L2) and (L2) in food safety and manufacturing,  This extensive knowledge and understanding of logistic operations allows us to leverage our expertise to enhance your operatives awareness, involvement, and compliance in all aspects of warehousing and distribution.

We utilise our industry-wide knowledge to help your business thrive. Our focus is on developing your operatives skills to promote safety, work smarter, and reduce costs. By partnering with us, you can expect a comprehensive approach that addresses the challenges of the industry and aims to educate your operatives to achieve optimal results.

Our training complies with current HSE guidance and often exceeds requirements, our classroom presentations are custom built to go beyond conventional training and hit right at the heart of why training is so important and conforming to requirements is crucial in the workplace, we push our own experiences on to the trainees and teach them why, not just how...



A sample of the  Guidance we train and adhere to, following HSE guidance is the only way to ensure compliance within the industry

https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/l117.htm

https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/hsg76.htm

https://www.hse.gov.uk/legislation/hswa.htm




lth and Safety at Work Act Poster










Current Certification for our Instructors

HACCP in manufacturing Level 2
Food safety and hygiene Level 2
Working at height awareness
Work equipment awareness
Risk assesment awareness
Coshh awareness
Manual handling
Fire warden
Asbestos awareness
Health safety and welfare for workers
IOSH working safely
RTITB lift truck instructor
AITT lift truck instructor
CPC holder for national passenger transport
Defensive driver training
HGV C

In the classroom

Presentations that deliver

Our custom built presentations deliver the
goods and inform your staff of their duties and responsibilities, not just operating the machinery but also keeping the working environment clean, safe and professional

Organised and well presented

Training is provided with the necessary information required, we use your facilities to provide an excellent training experience, utilising up to date materials and time served knowledge

To summarise why training is essential

Forklift training is important in the UK for several reasons, primarily centered around ensuring the safety of workers, complying with regulations, and preventing accidents in the workplace. Here's why forklift training is crucial:

1.     Safety: Forklifts are powerful machines that can cause serious injuries or fatalities if not operated correctly. Proper training helps operators understand the risks associated with forklift operation and teaches them how to handle the equipment safely. This includes learning about proper load handling, turning, reversing, and navigating in confined spaces.

2.     Legal Requirements: In the UK, the operation of forklifts falls under health and safety regulations, particularly the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER) and the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) apply to forklifts. Employers have a legal obligation to provide training to ensure that operators are competent and capable of operating forklifts safely.

3.     Reducing Accidents: Accidents involving forklifts can result in injuries, damage to property, and even loss of life. Proper training significantly reduces the risk of accidents caused by operator error, such as collisions, tipping, or improper load handling.

4.     Increased Efficiency: Trained forklift operators are more efficient and productive. They know how to handle loads properly, use the equipment efficiently, and avoid unnecessary downtime due to accidents or mistakes.

5.     Minimizing Damage: Forklifts are often used to move valuable and fragile goods. A well-trained operator is less likely to mishandle loads, reducing the likelihood of damage to goods and property.

6.     Risk Management: Effective training teaches operators how to assess risks in different work environments and adjust their operating practices accordingly. This helps in preventing accidents and improving overall safety.

7.     Cost Savings: Accidents involving forklifts can lead to substantial costs, including medical expenses, property damage, legal fees, and potential fines. Proper training reduces the likelihood of accidents, leading to cost savings for businesses.

8.     Professionalism: Forklift operators who have undergone proper training demonstrate professionalism in their work. This not only reflects positively on the operators themselves but also on the company as a whole.

9.     Job Satisfaction: Proper training can lead to increased job satisfaction for forklift operators. When they feel confident and competent in their roles, they are more likely to take pride in their work and feel safer on the job.

10. Regulatory Compliance: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the UK oversees workplace safety regulations. Companies that do not provide proper training and adhere to these regulations can face penalties, fines, or legal action.

In summary, forklift training in the UK is crucial to ensure the safety of workers, comply with legal requirements, prevent accidents, and promote efficient and responsible operation of forklift equipment in the workplace



Our instructors are registered with the AITT and the RTITB and we offer fully accredited training via the AITT




contact us today to see how we can help you maintain your workplace efficiency and help avoid needless costs incurred by negligence