Now that O.S.H.A. has implemented the Powered Industrial Truck Operator Training Regulations, "How do you get the tools and information you need to comply?"

Oram Material Handling Systems (Oram) is ready with a team of training professionals to help you comply with the new O.S.H.A. 29 CFR 1910.178(1) regulation. Site specific, equipment specific Train the Trainer and Operator Training courses are offered at all three Oram locations and on site.

What’s the Best Way to Comply?

Make Safety Your Priority Operator Training is not an afterthought here at Oram:  We have a dedicated staff of professional trainers who have studied the O.S.H.A. rules and regulations and understand exactly what tools and information are necessary to achieve O.S.H.A. compliance.

Instructors work to insure each student grasps critical safety issues.

OSHA Regulation High Lights

• Operator Must Be Qualified
  Every employer is responsible for ensuring that each powered industrial truck operator is competent to operate a powered industrial truck safely.

• Knowledge of powered industrial trucks
• Ability to train operators
• Training experience
• Evaluate operators competency

Certification

• Employer is responsible for retaining records showing the name of the operator, date of training and date of evaluation
• Employer is responsible for retaining the name and address of the trainer

  Click here to go directly to O.S.H.A. 29 CFR 1910.178 1

NEW OSHA CIVIL PENALTIES POLICY

What If You Ignore the New Training Rules?

If you fail to ensure compliance, you should be prepared for assessed penalties up to $7,000 for EACH untrained operator. Consult New OSHA Civil Penalties Policy (OSHA Fact Sheets - 92-36)