Forklift Training Weekly Roundup

Weekly Forklift Training Updates: Zero Shortfalls in Our Annual RTITB Audit

This week’s forklift training updates from 4KS include some added cause for celebration: our Annual RTITB Audit resulted in zero shortfalls once again. Alongside that, we delivered a busy programme of Counterbalance, Reach Truck and Bendi training across Birmingham and Peterborough, plus onsite training for clients in Aston, Derby, Leicester, Dudley and Corby.

Birmingham Training Centre

Birmingham ran a full and varied programme this week, including:

  • Several candidates from the UK’s largest vehicle manufacturer completing their RTITB Accredited B1 training, across both standard and Refresher sessions
  • Counterbalance Refresher training running across multiple groups, including sessions for private candidates
  • Combined Counterbalance and Reach Truck Refresher training
  • Counterbalance Experienced training
  • A Counterbalance Novice course completing its second week
  • A Counterbalance Novice course and an Experienced course running side by side
  • Reach Truck back-to-back conversions, including a session for a private candidate
  • A new Reach Truck Novice course running through the week
  • Bendi conversion training

Onsite Training Across the UK

Our onsite instructors supported clients in five locations this week:

  • Aston: Powered Pallet Truck (PPT) conversion training for our food wholesaler client, delivered on two occasions
  • Derby: MEWP training for our logistics client
  • Leicester: A5 Pallet Stacker Novice training for our bakery client
  • Dudley: VNA conversion training for a client in Dudley
  • Corby: VNA conversion training for a client in Corby

Peterborough Training Centre

Peterborough delivered Counterbalance Novice training through the week, alongside a PPT Novice session and a Reach Truck back-to-back conversion.

Weekly Highlight: Zero Shortfalls in Our Annual RTITB Audit

This week, 4KS welcomed our RTITB Auditor to the Birmingham training centre for our Annual RTITB Audit — and we’re proud to report another year of zero shortfalls.

RTITB audits assess every part of how we operate, from instructor competency and training records to equipment condition and health and safety compliance. Achieving zero shortfalls means every one of those areas met the required standard, with nothing flagged for improvement.

For us, it’s never just about passing an Annual RTITB Audit once a year. It’s about holding the same standards every day: in our training delivery, our instructors, our equipment, and the experience every candidate receives. Maintaining zero shortfalls year after year takes consistency and commitment from the whole team, and we’re proud to keep hitting that mark.

Looking for RTITB Accredited Training You Can Trust?

Our zero-shortfall Annual RTITB Audit result reflects the standard you can expect from every course we deliver, whether at our Birmingham or Peterborough centres, or onsite at your business.

    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!

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