A narrow aisle truck comes in two different types; the man-down truck, where the operator remains at ground level for lateral pallet handling and the man-up truck, where the cab lifts the operator up for high level operation. As the name suggests, these trucks operate in very narrow aisles and can be used with wire or rail guidance.
We offer certification on the Narrow Aisle Truck from the following awarding bodies: RTITB, NPORS.
Order pickers are predominantly used by operatives to transport themselves up and down through storage locations, putting orders together for shipping. Low level order pickers are restricted to very low lift heights. High level order pickers can lift an operator but limit their pick size to a single pallet.
We offer certification on the Order Picker from the following awarding bodies: RTITB, NPORS.
Pedestrian operated pallet trucks and pallet stacker trucks are most commonly used in warehouses and storage facilities for the easy transportation of pallets.The pallet truck is simply for moving loads from one place to another at ground level, while the stacker is capable of transporting and lifting a palletised load onto a higher level.
We offer certification on the Pallet Truck / Stacker from the following awarding bodies: RTITB, NPORS.
Pivot steer lift trucks combine the concept and roles of a counterbalance truck with the narrow aisle capabilities of the reach truck. They use an articulated mast system that can be steered through 180o to access racking systems before onward transfer to indoor or outdoor environments.
We offer certification on the Pivot Steer Lift Truck from the following awarding bodies: RTITB, NPORS.
