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We are AITT accredited, meaning we offer the highest standards of training.
AITT (Association of Industrial Truck Trainers) are the only membership ran accrediting body and operate solely as a non-profit making organisation. They provide and maintain the highest training standards for operators, instructors and examiners, delivering training on all types of workplace transport and material handling equipment.
Using guidance set out in the HSE approved code of practice (ACOP L117) AITT ensure that training providers are adequately audited, and their courses are externally verified.
By choosing Toyota for your operator and supervisor training, you can guarantee to receive training to a high standard from accredited instructors.
Forklift training is mandatory by law in the UK. At the end of our training, after succeeding in the final exam, candidates can receive a certificate of completion.
The right training depends on your operators’ experience and the equipment used.
Most businesses require a mix of:
• Novice training (for new operators)
• Refresher training (to maintain standards)
• Conversion training (for new truck types)
If you’re unsure, training can be tailored to your operational setup and workforce needs.
Ready to find the right training for your team? Get in touch today.
We cover all forklift categories to ensure you can operate all types of truck safely and efficiently.
Our training is accredited by the Association of Industrial Truck Trainers (AITT), a nationally recognised non-profit accrediting body who operate in accordance with the HSE Approved Code of Practice
Having over 30 years’ experience with operator trainings and building on our expertise in material handling and safety, we can help you with risk assessment, training and performance measurement.
Training duration depends on experience level:
• Novice operators: typically, 3–5 days
• Experienced/refresher courses: typically, 1–2 days
Courses can be adapted depending on team size and training requirements.
Yes - training can be delivered onsite, allowing operators to train on the equipment they use daily in their actual working environment. This is often the most efficient option for businesses.
Fleet management can be very usuful to measure changes and improvements in operators’ behaviour. It can also save supervisors a lot of time when managing a team of operators. Read more on I_Site from Toyota.
Risk prevention is mandatory in the UK under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. Therefore, risk assessment must be carried out.
You can request training by completing the enquiry form. Once submitted, the team will review your requirements (such as number of operators, equipment and location) and provide a tailored training plan and quote promptly.