Forklift Repair

1. Complete an approved operator training class (formal + practical).

2. Pass a written exam.

3. Demonstrate safe operation in your work environment under direct supervision.

4. We then certify you and issue your forklift license.
Employers must document training dates, evaluation dates, and trainer information to comply with OSHA standards.

Standard courses run 4–6 hours, depending on class size and the number of attendees. This includes both the classroom module and the hands-on evaluation segment.

Your certification is valid for 36 months from the date issued. Refresher training and re-evaluation are required every three years — or sooner if triggered by an accident, observed unsafe operation, or changes in workplace conditions.

Courses follow OSHA’s Powered Industrial Trucks standard (29 CFR 1910.178) and cover:

- Truck-related topics: controls, stability, load handling, refueling/charging, daily inspections

- Workplace-related topics: floor conditions, pedestrian traffic, narrow aisles, hazardous locations

- Hands-on practical exercises and a final performance evaluation.

Yes. We provide OSHA-compliant refresher courses and evaluations required at least every three years, or sooner if an operator is observed operating unsafely, involved in an incident, assigned new equipment, or if workplace conditions change.

Minimum: 4 participants (to ensure hands-on practice)

Maximum: 12 participants per session (to guarantee individual attention and safety)

Absolutely. Our “Train-the-Trainer” program equips your designated staff with the materials, knowledge, and tools to deliver in-house forklift safety training—complete with lesson plans, evaluation forms, and ongoing support.

Yes. All Operator Training and Train-the-Trainer classes—including materials and evaluations—are available in Spanish to meet the needs of bilingual workforces.

1. Call us at 800-752-1882 or

2. Submit the “Request Training” form on our website. We’ll confirm your date and location within 4 business hours.

Upon completion, each operator receives a wallet-sized certification card and a letter sized certificate.

Yes. We tailor content to your facility’s equipment, floor plans, and operational hazards—integrating your company policies and procedures for maximum relevance and safety impact.

Yes. We stock thousands of aftermarket parts in our regional warehouses and have access to over 4 million components for overnight delivery.

We carry OEM and aftermarket parts for Toyota, Hyster, Yale, Clark, Cat, Nissan, Komatsu, TCM, Doosan, Daewoo, Bobcat, Genie, JLG, Mitsubishi and many more — including hard-to-find obsolete models.

Yes—same-day local delivery for in-stock items in our service areas. Call 1-800-752-1882 to confirm availability and delivery windows.

All OEM parts include the manufacturer’s standard warranty (often up to 12 months), and aftermarket parts come with 30 – 180 day coverage, depending on the component.

Yes. We’re an authorized Doosan dealer (including Daewoo) and stock a full line of OEM Doosan parts — order by calling 1-800-752-1882

Absolutely. Since Doosan’s acquisition of Daewoo, we’ve maintained OEM Daewoo parts inventory and offer full service and maintenance on all Daewoo models.

We accept major credit cards, Net 30 terms for approved accounts, and purchase orders. Call 1-800-752-1882 to set up account billing.

In-stock local shipments: same day delivery.

Domestic ground: 1–3 business days.

Overnight: available for critical parts.

You can purchase electronic parts diagrams, exploded views, and OEM service manuals in digital or print copies.

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Yes. Our parts experts leverage a network of independent resellers to locate obsolete components, even for models out of production.

Provide us with your make, serial number, and model details, and our parts team will verify the exact OEM or aftermarket part number — guaranteed fit.

Battery forklifts: 8–12 hours continuous operation on a full charge; chargers are included with your rental.

LPG/diesel forklifts: Unlimited run-time as long as you refill the tank—local refills are available.

Rentals carry 24-hour minimums but you can keep equipment for days, weeks, or months according to your needs.

Yes. We have both manual and powered pallet jacks available by the day, week, or month. Manual models start at around $30/day, while electric pallet jacks start near $75/day—volume discounts apply for multi-unit orders.

Scissor lifts: Typically $200–$350 per day, $800–$1,200 per week, $2,000–$3,000 per month.

Articulating boom lifts & telehandlers: Usually $275–$450/day, with similar weekly/monthly scaling.

Rates depend on platform height and power source—call for exact pricing.

Yes. We rent a full line of industrial floor sweepers (walk-behind & ride-on) and scrubbers. Day, week, and month rates start at $120/day for walk-behind models and $300/day for ride-on machines. Multi-month agreements earn deep discounts.

Our fleet includes:

Electric, LPG, and diesel forklifts (3,000–36,000 lb capacity)

Pallet jacks (manual & electric)

Order pickers and walkie stackers

Scissor lifts, boom lifts, and telehandlers

Floor sweepers, scrubbers, and industrial tow tractors

1. Request a quote or call us with your jobsite address.

2. We’ll confirm available dates and provide a delivery window.

3. Our driver delivers, sets up, and demonstrates safe operation.

4. When you’re done, call us to arrange pickup—no hidden fees.

The minimum term is 24 hours (1 full day)

Yes. Call us any time to extend your rental by hours, days, or months. Need a different model? We’ll swap equipment on-site (subject to availability) with prorated billing.

Call our dispatch line, and a technician will be onsite—often within hours—to repair or replace the unit at no extra charge.

Yes. Our rent-to-own plans let you apply rental payments toward ownership. Typical terms run 6 – 36 months with built-in maintenance support. Contact us for a tailored financing proposal.