Nie. Zdajesz egzamin u pracodawcy. W sumie tak samo jest w PL, tylko w PL najpierw trzeba robic tez uprawnienia (a potem i tak zdac drugi egzamin u pracodawcy)
A i oczywiscie jesli wozek jezdniowy (czy widlowy) jezdzi po drodze publicznej, lub nawet tylko przejezdza (np. przez droge z jednego magazynu do drugiego), to musisz posiadac prawo jazdy!
z https://nationalcareersservice.dire...
Entry requirements
There are no set entry requirements to become a forklift operator, although many employers will want to see some ability in basic English and maths, which can be useful, for instance, in working out weights and distances. The minimum age to start training is 16 (18 in ports).
You must complete approved forklift training before you can use a truck, which will usually be provided by your employer.
Previous experience in a warehouse or depot could give you an advantage when applying for jobs.
If you operate a forklift truck on a public road, traffic legislation applies and you must hold a valid driving licence. You may also need a driving licence and your own vehicle to get to and from work when shift times are not covered by public transport.
You may be able to get into this career through an apprenticeship in Warehousing and Storage. The range of apprenticeships available in your area will depend on the local jobs market and the types of skills employers need from their workers. To find out more about apprenticeships, visit the Apprenticeships website.
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Witam. Mam pytanie. Czy uprawnienia do obsługi wózka widłowego robione w Polsce liczą sie też tutaj? Tylko nie mam Europejskiego.