Credentials for Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators
6 credential programs ladder toward this occupation. Median wage on completion: $46,390 · projected growth +1.1%. See full occupation profile →
Certification
Forklift Inspector & Operator
Crane Institute of America
Identify forklift types including industrial and rough-terrain forklifts using correct components and terminologyAnalyze causes and results of forklift accidents to understand the inspector's role in reducing accidents and liability exposureEstablish a forklift inspection program incorporating OSHA and ANSI inspection requirements, documentation procedures, and program administration responsibilitiesApply the three levels of forklift inspection by understanding when and how each level is required and the criteria that differentiate each levelPerform pre-operational forklift inspections to verify safe operating condition before placing equipment into serviceInspect structural components of forklifts including masts, forks, frames, and attachments to identify deficiencies and safety hazards in compliance with applicable standards
Course
Forklift Operator
ACCS Innovation Center
AL
As a Material Handler, you will be an essential part of the operations, responsible for the efficient movement and management of materials within our facilityAssisting with packaging, labeling, and preparing materials for shipmentAssists in housekeeping and clean-up activities as neededCollaborate with team members to ensure smooth workflow and meet production targetsComplete all tasks as per work instructionsFollowing all safety protocols and maintaining a clean work environment
Course
Mobile Equipment
Alabama Training Network
AL
Operate Mobile Equipment SafelyApply OSHA And ANSI Standards For Equipment OperationInspect And Maintain Mobile Equipment
Course
Powered Industrial Trucks
Alabama Training Network
AL
Operate Forklifts And Powered Industrial TrucksApply OSHA And ANSI Standards For Forklift OperationInspect Powered Industrial Trucks
Certification
Rigging Equipment Inspector
Crane Institute of America
Identify rigging equipment types including wire rope, slings, rigging hardware, come-alongs, lifting beams, and chain hoists using correct components and terminologyAnalyze rigging equipment accident causes to understand the inspector's role in reducing accidents and liability exposureEstablish a rigging equipment inspection program incorporating OSHA and ASME inspection requirements and program administration responsibilitiesApply the three levels of rigging equipment inspection by understanding when and how each level is required and the criteria that differentiate each levelInspect wire rope for broken wires, kinking, corrosion, wear, and other criteria indicating removal from service in compliance with applicable standardsInspect slings including wire rope, chain, synthetic, and mesh types to identify deficiencies and safety hazards requiring corrective action or removal from service
Certification
Telehandler Operator
National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators
Complete pre‑operational inspections by identifying machine components and evaluating their condition for safe usePerform startup procedures by following required precursors, checking gauges, and observing for unusual sounds or indicatorsConduct functional checks by operating all controls, understanding interlocks, and recognizing causes of function failuresVerify availability of required load charts by ensuring all corresponding charts are present with the machine before operationComplete pre‑inspection documentation by filling out forms accurately and fully, including required signaturesConduct jobsite inspections to identify hazards, environmental factors, utilities, obstructions, and personnel locations