Premium Combo Trainer Certification (IVES Certification)
This course provides the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to deliver operator training that meets OSHA requirements and industry standards. Participants learn how to teach, demonstrate, evaluate, and document safe equipment operation for counterbalanced forklifts, rough terrain telehandlers, boom lifts, and scissor lifts.
Course Details:
Cost
Members
$2,365
Non-Members
$2,365
Duration
5 days
Locations Offered
Omaha
Overview
Learn how to train and qualify operators of standard forklifts, rough terrain telehandlers, aerial boomlifts, and scissor lifts in our Premium Combo Trainer Certification Program. This Train the Trainer course is a comprehensive, cost-effective method of ensuring that your operators receive training and evaluation that meets or exceeds all applicable government regulations and referenced industry standards. Attendees will receive in-depth instruction on how to effectively train and evaluate operators of lift trucks and mobile elevating work platforms (MEWP).
This Train-the-Trainer course provides the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to deliver operator training that meets OSHA requirements and industry standards. Participants learn how to teach, demonstrate, evaluate, and document safe equipment operation for counterbalanced forklifts, rough terrain telehandlers, boom lifts, and scissor lifts.
This program is offered through a partnership between NSCN and IVES. Successful participants receive an IVES Certified Trainer certificate of completion and trainer wallet card.
What You’ll Learn
During this five-day certification program, you’ll learn how to:
- Train and evaluate operators on counterbalanced forklifts, rough terrain telehandlers, and MEWPs
- Understand OSHA requirements and applicable industry standards
- Develop effective classroom and hands-on equipment training
- Deliver operator safety presentations
- Conduct practical skills training and evaluations
- Complete operator documentation and certification records
- Build site- and equipment-specific operator training programs
- Understand operator recertification and MEWP familiarization procedures
The program includes classroom instruction, written exams, hands-on exercises, trainer presentations, and practical evaluations.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for professionals responsible for training or evaluating equipment operators, including:
- Safety professionals and safety managers
- Forklift and MEWP trainers
- Warehouse and distribution supervisors
- Construction supervisors
- Fleet and equipment managers
- Maintenance and operations leaders
- Employers responsible for operator training programs
Participants should have prior experience operating the equipment they’ll be training on.
Prerequisites
Before attending, participants must:
- Have experience operating forklifts and/or MEWPs
- Be able to read, write, and communicate effectively in English
- Be comfortable working with numbers and written materials
- Review the provided Counterbalanced Forklift, Rough Terrain Telehandler, and MEWP Operator Reference Manuals before the course and bring completed manuals to class
Participants should also be prepared for an intensive five-day program. Full attendance is required for successful completion.
FAQ
What equipment does this certification cover?
This program covers:
- Counterbalanced forklifts
- Rough terrain telehandlers
- Mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs), including boom lifts and scissor lifts
Do I receive operator credentials after completing this course?
No. This program certifies you as an IVES Certified Trainer. It does not issue operator credentials.
What should I bring to class?
Participants should bring their completed reference manuals. Personal fall protection equipment (full-body harness and lanyard) is strongly recommended. Safety-toe shoes and a high-visibility vest are required for hands-on equipment activities.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable outdoor clothing suitable for hands-on equipment training. Weather conditions may vary, so plan accordingly.
Can I arrive late or leave early?
No. Because this is an intensive certification program, participants must attend the full course. Arriving late or leaving early may prevent successful completion.