FLUX Online Certification Training
Buying training for your employees?
Buy training for all your employees in one order, then assign it to each person from your company dashboard:
- Under Purchasing for, choose My employees and enter the number of employees in Quantity.
- Complete purchase checkout with your own account. Already have an account with us? You can log in at checkout.
- After checkout, open MY-ACCOUNT > COMPANY DASHBOARD (we also email you the link) and enter each employee's name and email. Each employee receives an invitation to set up their account and start the class.
Training employees on more than one lift? Add each class to the cart with My employees selected. Training you haven't assigned yet stays available in your dashboard for 12 months. Training only yourself? Choose Myself.
This online training class for the HUBTEX FLUX forklift covers general OSHA topics along with training information specific to the FLUX lift.
Please note: This is not a general forklift training class. It applies only to the HUBTEX FLUX.
The FLUX Online Class Includes
- ✓Satisfies ANSI/OSHA standards: OSHA 1910.178 (Powered Industrial Trucks) and ANSI B56.1-2020 (Safety Standard for Low Lift and High Lift Trucks)
- ✓Self-paced; approximate class time is 90–120 minutes
- ✓100% online
- ✓Currently available in English only
- ✓Certification valid for 3 years
- ✓Operator Evaluation Guide form for your employer (to satisfy OSHA, each operator must be evaluated by their employer)
- ✓Instant PDF certification license
- ✓Professional hard plastic certification card, mailed once you upload a passport-style photo through our online form
Hands-On Evaluation & Retraining
After completing the online training, a hands-on site skills assessment is required, in which the employer confirms that the operator can safely operate the FLUX lift. The evaluation must be performed by someone with the experience and knowledge to recognize hazards and verify the operator's practical skills on the lift being operated.
Retraining is required if the operator moves to a different facility, changes the type of lift they operate, or is involved in an incident. Moving to a different lift type requires updated training and a new evaluation.
