CertifyMe: The Smarter Way to Handle Forklift Recertification

Are you wasting thousands retraining forklift operators every 3 years?
Just because the calendar says so, you don’t have to.
OSHA never said that.
Every week, we hear from managers burning money on unnecessary retraining.
The truth? OSHA only requires you to evaluate operators every 3 years.
If they pass, no retraining needed.
Retraining is only required if an operator is unsafe in an accident, fails
an evaluation, switches to a new truck, or works in a new hazard environment.
If none of those happen, document the evaluation, and you’re compliant.
Smart companies don’t waste resources.
They focus on performance, not paperwork.
That’s why safety leaders use CertifyMe.net to evaluate, document, and retrain only when OSHA actually requires it.
So, next time someone asks, “Do I have to retrain my forklift drivers again?”
You can say, “Only if they’re unsafe, untested, or in a new environment.”
That’s OSHA’s rule, and now it’s your advantage.
Train smart, save money, and stay compliant with CertifyMe.net.