IVES Training Group is recognized as North America’s leader in mobile equipment training systems. We are known for the integrity and quality of our training programs and products, and have become the trainer of choice for thousands of notable corporations and Fortune 500 companies. Having trained and certified tens of thousands of trainers and hundreds of thousands of operators since 1981, we know that the IVES Training System™ works!Join The IVES Team
Become an IVES Certified Trainer and take control of your in-house training programs. Train the Trainer Programs are offered monthly at facilities across North America. Custom Trainer and Operator Certification Programs can be delivered at your location, using your equipment and designed around your specific training needs.
What's New At IVES
The IVES Training System™ is supported by a comprehensive collection of training aids and materials. Digital Training Aids (DTA) have arrived! The DTA's are designed to complement our counterbalanced forklift, aerial boom lift, scissor lift and aerial lifts operator reference manuals. Order today and take your training to another level.
IVES News
IVES Introduces "Speedshield". This forklift safety monitoring system helps mitigate the growing risks in today’s workplace. Speedshield controls equipment speed, and ensures that the drivers are operating the equipment in a safe manner.
TrainTrak™
Register your trainers and operators in The IVES TrainTrak™ Reminder System.
You will receive notification 3 months prior to the re-certification date of each of your IVES Certified Trainers and / or Operators.
Resource Center
As an IVES trainer you will receive on-going support and access to our extensive resource resources. You will be kept up to date on up coming events, technical developments and the latest industry standards and regulations.
Articles Of Interest
October 2007 - Is the Right-of-Way Wrong?
Trainers are often tasked with keeping a training session interesting by encouraging group discussion. To do this, some popular advice is to bring up "hot button" topics that people feel strongly toward and react accordingly.
Trainers are often tasked with keeping a training session interesting by encouraging group discussion. To do this, some popular advice is to bring up "hot button" topics that people feel strongly toward and react accordingly.
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