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Lifting Gear Direct Ltd is a family run business with many years of experience within the Lifting Gear industry. The 6th and youngest member of the Shaw family has just begun his engineering apprenticeship with us to carry on the family tradition. We pride ourselves on our excellent, friendly customer services and our sales team are always ready to help, whether it is for advice or a quick quotation. We have a team of skilled engineers who carry out installations, inspections and repairs to your lifting equipment as well as 24 hour breakdown services where we aim to get you up and running in the shortest time possible. In our fabrication workshop we manufacture bespoke Jib Cranes and Mobile Lifting Gantries to your specific requirements, all fully tested and certified and delivered direct to you; Our Jib Cranes can be installed by our skilled team at your convenience. We also supply the worlds leading brands of many types of lifting equipment as well as offering a full servicing, repair and inspection package. We have been supplying lifting gear to a vast range of industries for many years with our customer base including some big name companies including the MoD and Lotus sports cars to name but a few.

LiftSafe Inc. was founded in 1998 in an effort to provide OSHA /CalOSHA compliant training, methods, and materials for companies employing forklift operators. On December 1st, 1998, OSHA (July 15th 1999 CalOSHA) revised the employer training requirements for forklift operators from generic training, to instruction that is both equipment and site specific. The employer, as the responsible party, is required to see to it that their employees who operate powered industrial trucks receive classroom training and are evaluated on the lift truck(s) they will be authorized (certified) to use in the course of their employment. The law specifically states that the training must include an evaluation of the operator's driving proficiency in the workplace. This means that when an employer hires a person to be a forklift operator, the new employer must see to it that the employee receive compliant training and evaluation at the new employer's facility even if he or she was previously trained or "certified" at another job or forklift dealer. Our goal as a company is to provide employers with the services necessary to be in compliance. As such, we only provide operator training on-site at employer locations. Forklift instructor training, however, does not need to be done at the employer's location because the instructor is trained to perform the on-site training him or herself. Training operators at the employer location allows for the instruction to be tailored to the specific forklift type(s), and operating environment. The OSHA training mandate 29 CFR 1910.178(l) for powered industrial trucks covers all 7 classes of forklift trucks. Class 1-5 (warehouse types) include both sit-down and standup, counterbalanced, narrow aisle reach trucks and order pickers as well as powered walk behind types such as electric pallet jacks and walkie stackers. Class 6 includes internal combustion tug tractors, and class 7 includes rough terrain construction forklifts like telehandlers. Because of significant differences between the control ...

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