A pedestrian-focused forklift course that trains you to read the hazards operators and bystanders share — blind corners, load stability, and limited sightlines — across 13 interactions. It teaches ground staff and operators to stay clear of the danger zones the equipment creates.
Enterprise-grade forklift awareness training aligned with Manitoba WSH Regulation Part 22 (Powered Mobile Equipment) and the Manitoba Code of Practice for Safe Operation of Powered Lift Trucks that it makes binding. This is an AWARENESS-LEVEL course — it does NOT certify a forklift operator.
Equip all workers around forklifts to recognize hazards, work safely as pedestrians, and prepare designated operators for the practical-certification step required by Part 22 and the Manitoba code of practice it makes binding.
Workers who operate near forklifts and powered industrial trucks or share floor space with them in warehouses, docks, and production areas.
Passing the final test issues a QR-verified certificate, valid for one year. The Manitoba Code of Practice for Safe Operation of Powered Lift Trucks calls for certified operators to be retrained at intervals not exceeding three years, and for a refresher…
This certificate records completion of awareness-level training in forklift and powered industrial truck safety under MR 217/2006 Part 22 — truck classes, the stability triangle and capacity de-rating, pedestrian and traffic hazards, pre-start inspection items, and refuelling and charging hazards. It is not an operator certification and it does not authorize the holder to operate a lift truck of any class. Under MR 217/2006 s.22.29 and the Manitoba code of practice it makes binding, the employer certifies an operator only after the worker has demonstrated competency on the specific class of truck to an evaluator the employer has designated, with retraining at least every three years and a refresher after an accident or near miss; no online score and no self-certification can stand in for that evaluation. This course is the knowledge prerequisite to it.
About 1 hour 30 minutes online, over 5 modules, at your own pace. It ends with a final test that needs 80% to pass.
One year from the day you pass. The Manitoba Code of Practice for Safe Operation of Powered Lift Trucks calls for certified operators to be retrained at intervals not exceeding three years, and for a refresher after an accident or near miss.
Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act (C.C.S.M. c. W210); Manitoba WSH Regulation Part 22; Manitoba WSH Regulation M.R. 217/2006 s.22.29; and 3 more listed on this page.
This certificate records completion of awareness-level training in forklift and powered industrial truck safety under MR 217/2006 Part 22 — truck classes, the stability triangle and capacity de-rating, pedestrian and traffic hazards, pre-start inspection items, and refuelling and charging hazards. It is not an operator certification and it does not authorize the holder to operate a lift truck of any class. Under MR 217/2006 s.22.29 and the Manitoba code of practice it makes binding, the employer certifies an operator only after the worker has demonstrated competency on the specific class of truck to an evaluator the employer has designated, with retraining at least every three years and a refresher after an accident or near miss; no online score and no self-certification can stand in for that evaluation. This course is the knowledge prerequisite to it.
Yes. It is included in Powered Equipment Operator Program.