To remain competitive, you need to be able to flex your workforce to meet a fluctuating workload. KPS offers proprietary industry-specific solutions to ensure that you have highly qualified, productive and motivated people in place when you need them. We offer a comprehensive suite of products and services to provide customized solutions.
• Comprehensive staffing options, including short- or long-term assignments, temp-to-hire
or direct hire.
• A comprehensive testing program for light industrial workers provide an accurate measurement of skills and abilities and measures personal characteristics such as the desire for quality work, attention to detail and ability to follow instructions.
• A commitment to a safety policy and program that instills accident prevention as our
first objective.
• Comprehensive training to ensure a broad pool of qualified candidates that help you reduce your training costs.
• Innovative electronic and traditional recruitingmethods which enables us to meet aggressive
ramp-up schedules.
• A complete range of HR consulting services to give you more time to focus on
your core business.
• A Predictable Performance System to ensure seamless quality service whether we're working with you in one location or hundreds globally.
Our Fork Lift Truck Safety Training complies with the formal instruction and practical training as required by new OSHA CFR 29 1910.178
Effective March 1, 1999
Clients receive Certificates of Completion issued by the National Safety Council upon successful completion of written and driving tests.
TROPICS INCLUDE:
OSHA reminder points
Pre-start safety inspection
Design consideration–although there are many different types of lift trucks, there are certain basic design and operating principles.
Moving the truck– scanning for hazards, operating safely around pedestrians, keeping a safe following distance behind other trucks, ect.
Setting down the load-positioning the truck to unload, positioning the load, moving away the load.
Hands-on training- practical demonstration- students will drive trucks.
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