Online Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) Training offers knowledge for the safe use of forklifts, pallet jacks, rough terrain forklifts, order pickers, and reach trucks. Developed by safety professionals, the 7-part program covers pre-operation inspections, stability principles, load handling techniques, and safe practices for loading dock operations. It helps operators and supervisors understand how to handle powered industrial trucks safely in different work environments.
Identify PIT classes, read data plates, and understand power sources.
Part 2: Pre-Operation InspectionLearn the five-point visual check before operation.
Part 3: Operational Inspection and MaintenancePerform powered-on checks and understand maintenance follow-up procedures.
Part 4: Fueling and ChargingHandle liquid or gas fuels and charge batteries safely.
Part 5: Preventing IncidentsUnderstand stability principles and emergency actions for rollovers.
Part 6: Picking Up and Placing LoadsCarry out safe load handling, from approach to placement.
Part 7: Loading Dock OperationsWork safely around docks, trailers, and railcars, with attention to carbon monoxide hazard.
Meets OSHA StandardsThis training aligns with OSHA operator training knowledge requirements under 29 CFR 1910.178 and 29 CFR 1926.602. It fulfills the mandatory knowledge component; however, a documented workplace practical evaluation is required to complete operator qualification under OSHA regulations.
After each lesson, a short quiz must be completed and passed to move on to the next lesson.
At the end of the course, you’ll take a final exam. A passing score is required to complete the training.
Upon passing the final exam, you’ll receive a printable certificate as proof of course completion.
Start your Online Powered Industrial Truck (PIT) Training today. Learn OSHA-compliant safety practices for PIT operations and receive your certificate of completion after passing the final exam.
No. This course covers the required knowledge portion only. A hands-on evaluation and documented observation by an employer are also required to become a qualified operator under OSHA standards.
Access is available for six months from the date of first login.
Yes. The certificate serves as valid proof of completing the knowledge portion and can be printed after passing the final exam.
Currently, the course is offered in English only.
The course follows a 7-part curriculum developed by safety professionals. It offers detailed knowledge on inspections, stability, incident prevention, and specialized operations, providing a stronger understanding than standard forklift training.
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