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Forklift Operator Safety Training and Certification (Heavy Equipment with Attachments)

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The Department of Public Works in California is seeking a subcontractor to provide initial safety training and certification for prime contractors working on Los Angeles County projects. The scope of work involves developing a comprehensive curriculum and delivering classroom instruction supported by audio-visual aids and practical hands-on evaluations. Training must specifically address heavy equipment forklifts with attachments, focusing on critical safety areas such as load stability, pedestrian traffic management, and the navigation of hazardous locations. Qualified bidders must be registered County Vendors and provide resumes demonstrating expert trainer qualifications. The selected provider is responsible for delivering the final training curriculum, issuing certificates of completion, and providing wallet-size certification cards to successful participants. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 611511, with the place of performance located in Los Angeles.

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Subcontractor to provide heavy equipment forklift safety training and certification in Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles, CA, USA

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Forklift Operator Initial Training With Forklift Attachments

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Performs initial safety training and certification for prime contractors on Los Angeles County Public Works projects. Develops curriculum and delivers classroom instruction using audio/visual aids and practical hands-on evaluations. Covers load stability, pedestrian traffic, and hazardous locations for heavy equipment forklifts with attachments. Requires expert trainer resumes and registered County Vendor status. Delivers training curriculum, certificates of completion, and wallet-size certification cards.

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