OPERATING SAFETY TRAINING – IMPROVE SKILLS, ENSURE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
The Industrial Equipment Safety Inspection Joint Stock Company (SIE) provides professional operating safety training for forklifts, cranes, and excavators. With a structured training program, an experienced team of instructors, and modern practical equipment, the company helps trainees master operating techniques, comply with safety rules, and meet business requirements.
1. When is training required?
- Before starting work operating a forklift, crane, or excavator.
- When switching to operate a new type of equipment.
- After a long period away from the job, to refresh and update knowledge.
- When a business requires additional training or an upgraded trade certification.

2. Training content
- Basic knowledge of each type of equipment: structure, operating principles, and classification.
- Safe operating techniques: control, lifting/lowering, and moving materials.
- Inspection and maintenance before, during, and after operation.
- Occupational safety rules and emergency response procedures.
3. Benefits of participating
- Receive a legally recognized trade certificate, valid nationwide.
- Increased job opportunities domestically and abroad.
- Improved skills, reduced risk of accidents.
- Stable income and strong promotion opportunities.
4. Training program at SIE
- Flexible training duration, from 3 to 6 months.
- Instructors with many years of experience, providing dedicated guidance.
- Hands-on practice directly on modern equipment: forklifts, cranes, excavators.
- Graduates are issued a legally recognized trade certificate.
5. Commitments from SIE
- Standardized training program that is easy to understand and closely reflects real practice.
- Fully equipped facilities ensuring a safe learning environment.
- Maximum support throughout the training and certification process.
- Professional service with reasonable tuition fees.
Contact us now for detailed consultation and to register for the operating safety training course for forklifts, cranes, and excavators — opening up solid career opportunities for the future.