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Rough Terrain Telescopic Lift Trucks - Elmwood (Cupar)
Rough terrain telescopic lift trucks provide greater ground clearance than standard lift trucks and are used on uneven ground, commonly within the land-based industries.
Provider
Scotland's Rural College, Cupar(For price, check with provider)
Enquire via the Scotland's Rural College website.
Description
Rough terrain telescopic lift trucks provide greater ground clearance than standard lift trucks and are used on uneven ground, commonly within the land-based industry. They have a similar appearance and function to forklift trucks, but due to their upwards and forwards reach abilities they are much more versatile. There are no formal entry requirements for this course, however, to undertake experienced operator or refresher training you must be able to show formal training and certification or relevant experience. Duration: two or three days depending on experience. 9am-4:30pm Cost: two days £410, three days £580
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