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Im gonna pitch my boss a masterpiece im putting together to try persuade him to have me trained to be an on-site instructor :D if he goes for it it means once trained i can go self-employed on my days off to earn a few pennies :D:thumbsup::ykt:

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i drive a fork truck :thumbsup: they don't usually like having an instructor within the work place as they think that they will jst pass their colleagues without actually doing the test , that why most instructors are freelance

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i drive a fork truck :thumbsup: they don't usually like having an instructor within the work place as they think that they will jst pass their colleagues without actually doing the test , that why most instructors are freelance

 

we used to have one on site but he left a few years ago and never replaced him. I work in a large factory where its not quite the same as working for a small company where people are more 'matey', theres a couple of people id know id fail if i had the chance ;)

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yer am the main forklift driver at my place,work for whsmiths and their test is harder than the nation test,sounds a good idea to me mate good luck with it no harm trying, :thumbsup::thumbsup:

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Dont Forklift Testers have to be approved by the department of Agriculture??, I know the basic test does not go with you if you leave a company, its owned by the firm that employed you, same as many others, including grinding wheel setting, Ive lost count how many times I have had to take that course.

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