DOCK STOCKER TRAINING
The Dock Stocker Training courses from Safety First Training are OHSA based programs that teach pre-operation dockstocker inspection, safe operation requirements, proper forklift load handling, operating and moving the machine and hazard avoidance. We also offer Reach Forklift (Combilift) Training. Training is offered around Southern Ontario including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Burlington, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Milton, Oshawa, Newmarket, Aurora, Caledon, Halton Hills, King, East Gwillimbury, and Georgina.
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2024 Dock Stocker Training Pricing: Experienced Operator 3 – 5 hours
1-3 Participants: $619.00/Session
4-5 Participants: $859.00/Session
6-10 Participants: $1,329.00/Session
2024 Dock Stocker Training Pricing: New Operator 5 – 8 hours
1-3 Participants: $799.00/Session
4-5 Participants: $1,099.00/Session
6-10 Participants: $1,539.00/Session
Note – we do not provide public sessions for individuals
Duration
Up to 8 hours depending on participants experience level and class size
Assessment
A passing grade of 75% is required in order to receive a certificate
Completion
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive a wall certificate and wallet card for their records
Dock Stocker Training Course Outline
This Dock Stocker Training course is designed using parameters set out by:
CSA Standard B335-15: The CSA Safety Standard for Lift Trucks (B335-15) outlines the knowledge, practical skills, and evaluation requirements for lift truck operators. The practical evaluation ensures operators meet or exceed industry-accepted competency levels.
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, REGULATION 851, INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS: Covers lift truck safety standards as mandated by provincial legislation.
Dock Stocker Training Course Outline:
Course Introduction
Related Government Legislation
Dock Stocker Safety Video
Responsibilities of Workers, Supervisors, and Employers
Identifying Various Types of Lift Trucks
Pre-operational Checks
Inspection, Maintenance, and Record Keeping
Load Limitations and Lift Capacity
Safe Operating Procedures for Dock Stockers
Why Dock Stocker Training is Essential in Ontario:
Dock Stockers are widely used in warehouses, distribution centers, and other industrial settings where narrow aisle operations and efficient pallet handling are crucial. Proper training for operating Dock Stockers is critical for the following reasons:
Regulatory Compliance: Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act mandates employers to provide thorough training for all powered lift truck operators, including Dock Stockers. Non-compliance may result in fines, penalties, and liability.
Enhanced Safety: Training ensures operators understand proper handling techniques, load limits, safe maneuvering in confined spaces, and equipment-specific controls. This knowledge reduces risks of accidents and injuries.
Operational Efficiency: Skilled Dock Stocker operators increase productivity by minimizing equipment downtime, improving task accuracy, and reducing the risk of damage to inventory or infrastructure.
Cost Reduction: By investing in training, employers can mitigate costs related to equipment repairs, workplace accidents, and compliance violations.
Train the Trainer – Dock Stocker
Our professional Train the Trainer certification course for Dock Stockers empowers clients to deliver in-house training based on OHSA standards. This approach is cost-effective for businesses requiring frequent training sessions.
Train the Trainer Course Package Includes:
Professional Teaching Guide
Participant Course Handout
Evaluation Forms
Wall Certificate Template
Instructor Presentation Materials
Course Test with Answer Key
Video Supplement for Dock Stocker Safety
Wallet Card Template
Dock Stocker Safety Tips:
Always confirm the load capacity of the Dock Stocker and the weight of the load before lifting.
Perform pre-shift inspections to ensure the equipment is in proper working condition.
Use the equipment only for its intended purpose, adhering to the manufacturer’s guidelines.
Ensure loads are balanced and secured to prevent tipping or shifting.
Work within designated aisles and avoid hazardous zones like steep slopes or drop-offs.
Dock Stocker Facts:
Dock Stockers are often confused with Reach Trucks but operate differently.
Available in sit-down and stand-up models, with load capacities ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 lbs.
Ideal for narrow-aisle operations and efficient pallet handling in warehouses.
For more information about Dock Stocker training or to schedule a course for your employees, contact us at [email protected].