Where would I go to get forklift training/recertification?
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You can definately try going to a depot store, like Home Depot, or Lowes, or any place like that where they use forklifts. But I'd believe some requirements would be: minimum of 18 years, got to pass your pee test[:-)], and you also would need minimum number of hours. I don't know though. Check with someplace like that.
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Go to job corps.gov .good luck ,my husband use to teach at Job Corps.
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Well it depends where you live, find a good training school near you, train there and once you finish training there go to some small companies and then go to OVW.
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if you want classes, then go to the ymca... if you are looking for the best weight sets, go to golds, if you want convenience i would choose a 24 hour center... personal trainers are in the phone book and can be taken to any facility... it is a matter of choice
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Yes - The Lift and Escalator Industry Association\n\nHope this helps
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Department of occupational rehabilitation...\n\n\nits on the web.
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(909) 597-1821 is the phone number for the facility.  I would try calling them and inquiring on job openings.
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There are many companies out there that specialize in this area throuhout the country. Contact your local forklift dealer, they also specialize in material handling issues.
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CHECK IT OUT AT THE VO TECH . SOME STATES  WILL LET YOU WORK W/O DOING  THEIR BOARDS WHILE OTHER STATES MAKES YOU TAKE THE TESTS ALL OVER AGAIN TO GET THAT STATES LICENSE
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Check this site: http://www.wcei.net/\n\nThey offer certification classes in many different states, including Tennessee. Click date and locations on the left side menu.
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just search online or ask some local coaches or somtehing
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go to freetrainers.com
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If you've been laid off or qualify for unemployment, you may qualify for "job retraining" at a local community college or public voc-tech school, and these may offer paralegal training.\n\nThe best paralegal training you can get is on the job. See if there's a firm in your area who needs an extra hand, and let them know you want a career in the paralegal field - it may be worth their investment to get you started.
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I would recommend you contact the NITL - the National Institute of Transport and Logistics. They are the top supply chain consultancy in the country and they run quite a number of training courses (including post-graduate degrees) each year. I'm sure they will also refer you to other consultancy groups or companies if you have more specific needs.
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Look into a truck driving training center.
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try labor ready or job searches
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There is a program, associated with the court system.  It's called "Guardian ad Litem."  They provide all the training you'll need.   Call your local court-house, or look in the phone book.  Good luck!