The side loader truck is commonly used in industry for moving awkward loads which cannot be carried by an ordinary counterbalance fork lift.
They are generally used in wood yards as they are ideal for transporting and stacking long loads and lengths of timbers. They can vary from a 2 or 4 wheel steer and can lift loads up to 5/6 tonne.
This course type is currently only available to those business customers who can accommodate training on their site.
Our courses are split into four separate category types:
TL Training defines a ‘Novice’ as somebody who has no previous (or very limited) experience of using this specific truck type.
Our RTITB Novice Operator Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 3 delegates. The number of training days required depends upon the number of candidates.
TL Training defines an ‘Existing Operator’ as somebody who has previous experience of using this specific truck type but has not received formal training or has no documentary evidence to prove previous training took place.
Our RTITB Existing Operator Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 3 delegates. The number of training days required depends upon the number of candidates.
TL Training defines a ‘Refresher’ as somebody who has previous experience of using this specific truck type and can provide documentary evidence of previous formal training.
Our RTITB Refresher Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 3 delegates. The number of training days required depends upon the number of candidates.
A ‘Conversion’ course is suitable for candidates who are qualified operators on a different type of forklift truck (convert from reach, counterbalance ect) and wish to learn how to operate this specific truck type safely.
Our RTITB Conversion Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 3 delegates. The number of training days required depends upon the number of candidates.
