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Certification valid for 3 Years
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- ✅ Fully Accredited & HSE Compliant
✅ On-Site Training – Save up to £800
✅ Flexible Courses: Novice, Experienced, Refresher
✅ Lower Cost Per Person with Group Discounts
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Course overview
The PPT and Pallet Stacker Training course equips participants with the essential skills and confidence to operate powered pallet trucks and pallet stackers safely and efficiently.
Whether your staff are new operators or need a refresher, this course delivers practical hands-on training and theoretical knowledge in a supportive, professional environment. All training is delivered on-site at your premises, helping your team learn in their actual working environment.
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Course objectives
- ✅ Identify workplace hazards and reduce risks when operating a powered pallet truck or pallet stacker
✅ Apply the operator’s safety code in line with UK health and safety regulations
✅ Observe and practise correct usage techniques to promote safe operation
✅ Test theoretical knowledge through written checks and assessments
✅ Familiarise with vehicle controls and key safety features
✅ Perform pre-use safety checks and daily maintenance routines
✅ Follow safe charging, refuelling, or battery maintenance procedures
Want your staff trained and certified to use a PPT or a Pallet Stacker? Get your free quote today and save on group training costs.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Forklift training is a legal requirement under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) 1998, which mandates that only adequately trained personnel operate work equipment safely. Additionally, the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 (HSAWA) places a duty on employers to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of employees, including providing proper training to minimize risks in the workplace.











