Five reasons to get your training accredited by an ABA member
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More Inclusive Associated Knowledge Test Measures Counterbalance and Reach Truck Operator Competence
On 16th August, the Accrediting Bodies Association for Workplace Transport (ABA) will release a new Associated Knowledge test standard for Counterbalance Lift Truck and Reach Truck operators.
Should machines be registered according to weight or capacity?
We have recently encountered instances of organisations that are unsure about how to select the correct ABA code when registering a machine. One particular question is, should machines be registered according to their weight or capacity?
The ABA Annual Summit 2024 – Key Takeaways
In May 2024, we were delighted to host our annual Accrediting Bodies Association for Workplace Transport (ABA) Summit. We welcomed accrediting bodies, training providers, and manufacturers to discuss several key topics.
Member Committee
Industry Recognised Accreditation
Grow your business with recognised accreditation your customers look for and trust.
Accreditation shows you meet certain standards and are qualified to train professionally.
Supportive Materials
Cut your administration costs. Log your trainees on a recognised register and simplify the process of issuing certificates.
Simplify Trainees Certification
Get the support and materials you need to deliver Materials Handling Equipment (MHE) operator training.
Comply with National Standards
Stay compliant with absolute clarity for testing requirements. Get standardised criteria for the delivery of Basic operator training, in line with all relevant and current legislation and approved Codes of Practice.
External Verification of Training
Independent assessment of your performance helps keep you on track to make sure you continue to deliver quality training.