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I can't believe how easy it is to get a forklift certification. All online, never have to touch an actual forklift.
I don't know if that's common knowledge, but I just found out because I went through the process myself to get certified.
That varies by jurisdiction.
Where I am, it requires a theory test and an in-person practical test.
And you need to re-certify every 3 years.
I'm in Illinois. After the online stuff, they sent me a certificate which has a signature line for someone at whatever company hires me, to be signed after they train me on the specific truck they have.