Product Training
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Safe use of Lifting Equipment, Material Handling Equipment, Forklift Attachments, and Height Safety Systems depends not only on the equipment itself, but on the competence of the people using it. Lifting365 provides online product safety training courses designed to match the specific equipment supplied and used across UK workplaces, with particular emphasis on working at heights , one of the highest risk activities across construction, maintenance, and industrial environments. Our product specific training covers a wide range of commonly used and specialist equipment, including safety harnesses , fall arrest systems, access equipment, lifting chains, chain blocks, lever hoists, forklift attachments, and overhead travelling cranes. Each course focuses on the hazards, correct use, limitations, and typical misuse associated with the product, rather than relying on generic safety information. All training is delivered online, allowing learners to complete modules at their own pace, with structured content, practical examples, and assessments. On successful completion, learners receive a Lifting365 training certificate, suitable for audits, site inspections, and internal compliance reviews. Product Specific Training for UK Workplaces Generic safety training rarely addresses the risks associated with individual types of lifting and work equipment. Product-specific training helps reduce incidents by ensuring users understand correct operation, load limits, inspection considerations, and safe working practices relevant to the equipment they are using, particularly for higher risk activities involving safety harnesses and overhead travelling cranes . Lifting365’s online training courses are used across manufacturing, construction, warehousing, logistics, engineering, and facilities management environments throughout the UK. The range includes training for lifting equipment such as manual chain block hoists , lever hoists, overhead travelling cranes, pneumatic and electric h
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