Loader Training

Loader Training Overview

Operating a loader safely and efficiently requires proper training and knowledge of best practices. F.A.S.T. Rescue’s Loader Training provides participants with the skills necessary to operate loaders safely, in compliance with Ontario’s occupational health and safety regulations.

This comprehensive course teaches workers how to inspect, maintain, and operate loaders, ensuring they can handle heavy equipment with confidence and prevent workplace accidents.

Whether you’re a new operator or someone looking to refresh your skills, this course is designed to meet the needs of a wide range of industries, including construction, warehousing, and manufacturing.

Course Content

Our Loader Training covers the following essential topics:

• Understanding Loader Components: Learn the different parts of a loader and their functions, including controls, hydraulics, and attachments.
• Legislation and Regulations: Understand the relevant legislation, including Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act, and how it applies to loader operations.
• Pre-Operational Inspections: Gain the skills to properly inspect a loader before use, ensuring the equipment is safe and in working order.
• Safe Operation Techniques: Learn how to operate a loader safely, including load handling, stability, and manoeuvring in various environments.
• Emergency Procedures: Understand how to respond in the event of an equipment malfunction or emergency, including safe shutdown procedures.
• Maintenance and Troubleshooting: Get practical tips on maintaining loaders and how to troubleshoot common issues to prevent breakdowns and accidents.

Certification and Requirements

• Duration: Typically 7-8 hours of combined theory and hands-on instruction.
• Completion Requirements: Full attendance and successful completion of written and practical assessments.
• Certification: Participants will receive a Loader Operator certificate upon successful completion, valid for three years.