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Toyota-Lift of Minnesota Forklift Training Course to Cover Cost Management & Safety

February 13, 2018
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Toyota-Lift of Minnesota will host a forklift safety training course on Tuesday, April 24, 2018 at its Minneapolis location off of 8501 Xylon Court North. Titled "Master Your Costs, Improve Safety," the course will cover how to train your current and future operators so that they will be able to meet OSHA compliance and avoid costly penalties.

The course is ideal for managers, supervisors, lead operators and safety directors. It will last 8 hours and cover aspects such as: OSHA requirements, operating environments, load centers, brake systems, lift truck characteristics, pre-shift inspection, data plates, and more.

The attendance price is set at $425.00 (class only) with other purchase options available (including options featuring a DVD). Featured in the course will be continental breakfast, a catered lunch, coffee and beverages, a complete training manual, operator training materials, and more.

Early bird discount prices are available if you register before April 18th. For more information, please visit http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07ef44ey247d43b9d3&llr=qpikrybab

More Info: https://www.toyotaequipment.com/

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