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Hello I am new and just joined this site after looking all over the web for answers. Long story short I did a forklift training course in my local town passed the written test and the actual forklift test on a order picker and reach. I thought the license would instantly enable me
To land a job driving forklifts. WRONG. No one wants to hire me without previous experience of 6 months and up. Please someone help me and tell me if there's any advice they can offer or companies they know that might not require much experience.
  • Posted 17 Apr 2016 22:15
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