Forklift Training Weekly Roundup

Weekly Forklift Training Updates: Heavy Onsite Demand, Reach Truck Courses & RTITB Accredited Training

Last week was another highly active week at 4KS Forklift Training, with strong demand for onsite forklift training across multiple industries alongside continued activity at both our Birmingham and Peterborough training centres.

From Reach Truck and Counterbalance training to VNA, PPT and Bendi courses, our instructors delivered RTITB accredited training across a wide range of operational environments. Here’s last week’s forklift training updates.

Birmingham Training Centre

Our Birmingham centre maintained a busy schedule throughout the week with a combination of novice, conversion, refresher and experience training.

Courses delivered included:

This reflects continued demand from both employers and private individuals seeking accredited qualifications and additional truck categories.


Onsite Training Across the UK

Onsite delivery was particularly strong last week, with instructors supporting clients across several sectors and locations.

Key onsite training included:

  • A5 Pallet Stacker training for a bakery client in Leicester
  • Reach Truck Novice training for a medical healthcare distributor in Birmingham
  • Counterbalance Novice and conversion training for a food wholesaler in Birmingham
  • VNA and PPT training for a packaging client in Cambridge
  • Bendi Experience training for a catering company in Birmingham

This variety highlights the increasing need for flexible onsite training tailored to different warehouse environments and operational requirements.


Peterborough Training Centre

Another successful week at our Peterborough centre included:

  • Combined Counterbalance & Reach Truck Novice training for the latest NetUK cohort
  • Counterbalance Refresher courses for company clients

All training was delivered to RTITB accredited standards with successful passes throughout the week.


Weekly Highlight

The standout feature of last week was the sheer volume and variety of onsite training delivered across multiple industries.

From healthcare and packaging to food production and catering, businesses continue investing in accredited onsite forklift training that fits around their operational schedules.

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About 4KS Forklift Training Ltd:

4KS Forklift Training Ltd is a leading provider of high-quality forklift training programs, accredited by RTITB and AITT. With training centres in Birmingham and Peterborough, we offer customisable training solutions designed to meet the specific needs of our clients. Our mission is to improve workplace safety and efficiency through exceptional training. We are proud recipients of the UKMHA Archies Award for Training Provider of the Year 2024 and Customer Service Excellence 2025 Winners!

Related:
4KS Forklift Training Wins “Training Provider of the Year” at The Archies Awards 2024

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