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Online Certification Training
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Compliant with ANSI / OSHA

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100% Online - Train at Your Pace

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Completion PDF Certificate

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Plastic Certification Card

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149

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Online Certification Training
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Compliant with ANSI / OSHA

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100% Online - Train at Your Pace

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Completion PDF Certificate

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Plastic Certification Card

$

149

00

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Online Certification Training
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Compliant with ANSI / OSHA

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100% Online - Train at Your Pace

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Completion PDF Certificate

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Plastic Certification Card

$

149

00

HUBTEX FLUX Online Operator Training

Operator certification for the HUBTEX FLUX, aligned with OSHA requirements

Forklift certification isn't one-size-fits-all. Under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178(l), employers must train, evaluate, and authorize each operator on the specific truck they'll use, so HUBTEX FLUX operators need training built around the FLUX Lift and their workplace.

About This Course

Focused on the HUBTEX FLUX

This online course delivers the formal classroom instruction that OSHA requires for HUBTEX FLUX operators. Along with core OSHA safety topics, it covers how the FLUX operates, what its controls do, and how to handle it safely day to day.

Please note This course covers the HUBTEX FLUX only. It does not replace general forklift training.
Your Path to Certification
  1. Take the online training

    Work through the classroom portion online, on your own schedule.

    Included online
  2. Show your skills on the lift

    A qualified person at your facility watches you operate the HUBTEX FLUX and confirms you can do so safely.

    Done on-site
  3. Get authorized to operate

    After a successful evaluation, your employer can approve you to run the FLUX on the job.

    Employer sign-off
When Retraining Is Required

Refresher training and a new evaluation are required when:

  • The operator is involved in an accident or near-miss
  • The operator is observed operating the truck unsafely
  • An evaluation shows the operator is not operating safely
  • The operator is assigned to a different type of truck
  • Workplace conditions change in a way that affects safe operation, such as a move to a new facility
3
years

Even without any of these events, every operator must be re-trained at least once every three years.

Reference: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 — Powered Industrial Trucks

HUBTEX FLUX Online Operator Training

Operator certification for the HUBTEX FLUX, aligned with OSHA requirements

Forklift certification isn't one-size-fits-all. Under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178(l), employers must train, evaluate, and authorize each operator on the specific truck they'll use, so HUBTEX FLUX operators need training built around the FLUX Lift and their workplace.

About This Course

Focused on the HUBTEX FLUX

This online course delivers the formal classroom instruction that OSHA requires for HUBTEX FLUX operators. Along with core OSHA safety topics, it covers how the FLUX operates, what its controls do, and how to handle it safely day to day.

Please note This course covers the HUBTEX FLUX only. It does not replace general forklift training.
Your Path to Certification
  1. Take the online training

    Work through the classroom portion online, on your own schedule.

    Included online
  2. Show your skills on the lift

    A qualified person at your facility watches you operate the HUBTEX FLUX and confirms you can do so safely.

    Done on-site
  3. Get authorized to operate

    After a successful evaluation, your employer can approve you to run the FLUX on the job.

    Employer sign-off
When Retraining Is Required

Refresher training and a new evaluation are required when:

  • The operator is involved in an accident or near-miss
  • The operator is observed operating the truck unsafely
  • An evaluation shows the operator is not operating safely
  • The operator is assigned to a different type of truck
  • Workplace conditions change in a way that affects safe operation, such as a move to a new facility
3
years

Even without any of these events, every operator must be re-trained at least once every three years.

Reference: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 — Powered Industrial Trucks