mrkody.  I've never heard of anything.  I can't find it anywhere in the Steel Erection Standard (Subpart R of construction standard).  It certainly isn't in the General Industry Standard for fork trucks (1910.178).  The fork truck standard describes the operation of the truck, not the operator.  It also discusses the competencies the operator must have, not functioning body parts.  From a practical matter, the agency wouldn't dream of going down that road.  It's the employer's decision as to whether a person is qualified to operate a truck based on his limitations and abilities.

Dave McGill, CIH, CSP

Nicole,

Could you send me a copy of the foklift operators card, thanks,

Louis

lou_russ@hotmail.com

Hi can you send me a forklift certification card.

Big interview on friday I have 15 years with exp and I don't

have one.  email.. sternnj@lycos.com

thanks,

frank

Hi Nicole

Would you mind sending me a copy of you card please

my e-mail is david_luce@culpeperwood.com

Thanks

Just read your post.  I would love to get a copy of your forklift certification card.

gshackelford@plicards.com

Thanks!

Nicole,

Will you send me information on your certification card and also info on keeping track of training in Microsoft Access.  My e-mail address is twicker@komatsuna.com.

Thanks.

hello my name is james long and I was wondering if you could send me a coppy of your card my E-mail is brbjim@yahoo.com

Thanks

Hi Nicole,

Please can you email me a copy of your forklift certification (in word). Do you have any certificate templates I can print it off to make it look nice and pro? Pls email me any stuff you can to get this done.

My email address is mail.coder@yahoo.com

Thanks a bunch.

CC

I designed and printed my own certificate and wallet cards.

I took a generic certificate template in PowerPoint and modified it to fit my needs by adding a corporate logo, specific wording, the trainee's name, and graphics for the specific vehicles, etc. I created duplicate slides for each trainee and printed them out onto 90-lb gray paper using a flat sheet color printer. The paper is rigid enough to make a nice presentation. 

I used Excel to create and print the wallet cards. Modify your row height to "150" and your column width to "45". I left a standard 12.75 row between "card" cells to allow for cutting them apart easily. I also left a column width = "5" between the card columns. I copied and pasted a single PowerPoint certificate slide into one of the pre-formmated cells in Excell and then reduced the size of the picture until it fit inside the cell dimensions. I repeated the process for each trainee. This allowed me to print out 8 business-card sized replicas of the actual Certificate for use as wallet cards on a single sheet of 90-lb gray paper.

All I needed to do then was sign the certificates and the wallet cards and give them out.

Email me @ ganderson@micros.com for more information.

A Forklift Certification Card is available to Safety.BLR.com subscribers at the link below.

http://safety.blr.com/results.cfm/type/16/topic/103/state/155

Can you please send me a certification card.