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Hello Sam, if you want a powered industrial turck certification to help with your job hunt, you can check with the local Technical College, if you have one near you. A lot of times they have a program where they have trainers come in and teach these classes. We do have one here that offers that option, but as stated earlier in one of the posts, each employer must make sure that you are certified and qualified to operate a lift truck in a safe manner and that site specific training is conducted. We look for personnel with lift experience, but we always put them through the company training program, no matter how much experience they have. Good luck and I hope that you find what you are looking for.
  • Posted 28 Jul 2009 05:37
  • By TC17
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  • Wisconsin, United States
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