Bendi Forklift Training
RTITB-accredited flexible training forindividuals and businesses.
Bendi or flexi forklift trucks are widely used across many industries, especially when stacking and unstacking in narrow aisles where there is less space for manoeuvrability. They carry out similar types of tasks as a traditional counterbalance and a reach forklift truck but are adaptable to more on-site conditions.
Our bendi forklift training courses are designed to give you the skills, knowledge and practical expertise to operate the device in a range of different settings. Our RTITB-accredited training is delivered by experts who have worked in a host of industries themselves.
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Who is it for?
We run several different courses for both individuals and businesses. We can host training events at our state-of-the-art facilities in Skelmersdale, Birkenhead or Birmingham (plus our new Warrington centre opening October 2026), or set up at your business, using your equipment on-site to train your staff.
What’s Covered in the Course?

All our forklift training courses are delivered by fully qualified experts who have worked in a wide range of industries and sectors. The courses include sit-down lectures and DVD presentations as well as plenty of practical, hands-on experience.
Once the course is finished there is a theory and practical test. You need to pass both of these before you are awardedRTITB certification and your new operating ID.
FAQs for Bendi Forklift Training
Who accepts an RTITB-accredited bendi forklift qualification?
The RTITB is the industry standard and your bendi forklift licence should be accepted by most sectors across the UK.
What’s the difference between a counterbalance and bendi forklift truck?
Counterbalance trucks have front loading. The bendi forklift is different in that the forks are moveable which means that they are better suited to working in tight spaces and with awkward loads.
Is the bendi forklift truck easier to learn on than a counterbalance forklift?
Because a bendi forklift has fewer controls it is a little easier to learn to use. You do have to understand how to operate it in certain spaces, however, and the legal and regulatory side of things is the same.