Had a whisper on a moffett job paying a small fortune. Can anyone recommend moffett training in Essex, and a rough cost please?
Cheers
Had a whisper on a moffett job paying a small fortune. Can anyone recommend moffett training in Essex, and a rough cost please?
Cheers
I thought you where there forever mate
Are you an experienced operator or a total newbie? Do you need an accredited certificate like RTITB? Or would you just need a certificate saying MOFFETT MAN? Also are you sure its moffett you need and not Manitou?
bjd:
I thought you where there forever mate
Nothing wrong with the job mate, but when you get a sniff of up to an extra £250 a week…
F-reds:
Are you an experienced operator or a total newbie? Do you need an accredited certificate like RTITB? Or would you just need a certificate saying MOFFETT MAN? Also are you sure its moffett you need and not Manitou?
I know how to drive a fork lift but I’ve never had a licence. I have no clue what licence you get to drive a rear mounted fork lift, so all advice welcome
DFTL licenses tend to be model specific. So knowing what brand is important, Moffett, Manitou, or palfinger, would be easy enough to find out what the prospective employers use.
An accredited course will cost more than a Moffett Man jobbie, and an experienced operator will likely only takes day, and be quite cheap, and if you are a total newb it would likely be 3-5 days And a LOT of cash…
I found one for £285. 3-5 days
OVLOV JAY:
I found one for £285. 3-5 days
That’s cheeeeeeeeeap. Bite their arm off.
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Its £285 whether you take 3 days or 5■■? That makes no sense
F-reds:
OVLOV JAY:
I found one for £285. 3-5 daysThat’s cheeeeeeeeeap. Bite their arm off.
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Its £285 whether you take 3 days or 5■■? That makes no sense
I think they decide how much training you need
OVLOV JAY:
I think they decide how much training you need
Yes mate I got that bit Its the fact it costs the same if you are a star and only take 3 days or a dunce and need 5 that I don’t get…
My fork lift licence says “lorry mounted lift truck reach”, no make specified, valid for all makes.
It might be a starting price, I’m not sure. I’m gonna keep digging. I might see if the firm will put me through it. They use ADR drivers too so I’m already employable. They asked my mate if he wanted to go through his ticket but he refused. He’s 61 and just wants a quiet life. The moffett work involves a lot of London site work. Specialist products though, not your normal bricks etc
trucken:
My fork lift licence says “lorry mounted lift truck reach”, no make specified, valid for all makes.
Ok, “tend to”, was the wrong phrase, “can be model specific”. As they different beasts, and work under different principles.
OVLOV JAY:
Had a whisper on a moffett job paying a small fortune. Can anyone recommend moffett training in Essex, and a rough cost please?Cheers
Novadata at Braintree ■■
6 of us did it in a morning.
Drive around a few cones,put it on the lorry…take it off again.
Done.
commonrail2:
6 of us did it in a morning.
Drive around a few cones,put it on the lorry…take it off again.
Done.
That’s what I’m hoping for
Toddy2:
OVLOV JAY:
Had a whisper on a moffett job paying a small fortune. Can anyone recommend moffett training in Essex, and a rough cost please?Cheers
Novadata at Braintree ■■
I’ll have a look