MHE Training UK is an owner-led mobile training service with nationwide coverage. We plan and deliver courses directly, specialising in accredited ALLMI Lorry Loader Operator and Slinger / Signaller training alongside workplace-focused in-house MHE courses. Training is planned around the actual equipment, candidate experience, loads, attachments and operating conditions at your site.
Our public training day rates are fixed within the agreed course scope and candidate capacity. In-house MHE training is £300 per day. ALLMI training is £400 per day plus £50 per candidate for the required ALLMI course materials and temporary certification. No VAT is added, and the full total is confirmed before the booking is agreed.
If you would like to talk about your requirements, call 07543 060827. We will discuss the machine, candidate experience, site and dates and help identify the correct training route.
ALLMI and MHE training expertise
MHE Training UK provides professional on-site training built around practical operational and industry experience. ALLMI Lorry Loader and Slinger/Signaller training is our primary specialist service, supported by a wide range of in-house MHE courses for forklifts, reach trucks, counterbalance trucks, VNA equipment, telescopic handlers, container handlers, overhead cranes and access equipment.
Training arranged around your workplace
Courses are planned around your equipment, candidate experience and operating environment. Weekday and weekend training is available nationwide subject to our live diary, travel arrangements and site suitability. View ALLMI training, browse all MHE courses, check current prices or view availability.
Direct training with MHE Training UK
MHE Training UK is an owner-led training service. We deliver the training directly, bringing practical operational and industry experience to the course. Clients deal directly with the instructor who plans the course, travels to site and conducts the assessment.
- ALLMI-accredited Lorry Loader and Slinger / Signaller training.
- Hundreds of operators trained across ALLMI and wider MHE categories.
- Weekday and weekend delivery nationwide, subject to the live diary, travel arrangements and site suitability.
- Travel planned so the instructor is close to the customer’s site before the training day.
- Clear public pricing and no VAT added.
Meet our instructor and see how your course is prepared, or check current availability.
About MHE Training UK FAQs
Who delivers the training?
Our instructor plans and delivers the training directly, so customers deal with the person responsible for the course.
Which accredited training do you specialise in?
ALLMI Lorry Loader Operator and ALLMI Slinger / Signaller training are the primary accredited services.
Do you also provide forklift and other MHE training?
Yes. In-house training is available across a wide range of forklift, warehouse, crane, access and specialist MHE categories. See Machines We Train On.
Where do you provide training?
Nationwide weekday and weekend on-site delivery is available subject to the live diary, travel arrangements and site suitability.
Before you contact us
| What to have ready | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Site postcode and training address | Confirms travel, availability and on-site arrangements. |
| Machine category and attachments | Helps identify the correct course and practical requirements. |
| Candidate numbers and experience | Confirms the suitable novice, experienced, refresher or conversion route. |
- Identify the machine or ALLMI course required.
- Confirm the site postcode and candidate numbers.
- Tell us whether each candidate is novice, experienced, refresher or conversion.
- Have the machine make/model, attachments and normal workplace task ready where relevant.
- Check the live training availability and note all suitable dates.
You can also review the current training prices, browse all forklift and MHE courses, or use the contact page to send the details needed for a quotation.
How we prepare a course
Before confirming training, we review the equipment, candidate experience, site conditions and the work the operator is expected to carry out. That can include checking machine category, attachments, capacity, controls, available loads, practical space, pedestrian segregation and any induction or access requirements. The aim is to agree the correct course route before the training date rather than resolving basic suitability questions after arrival.
For straightforward forklift bookings, the machine make and model, candidate experience and site postcode are usually enough to start the discussion. For specialist MHE, lorry loaders, unusual attachments, VNA equipment or container-handling machines, clear photographs and data-plate information can help confirm the training requirement. Customers can then choose suitable dates from the live diary and receive a written quotation showing the agreed course, duration and price.
Where several operators or machine types are involved, send the information as one complete list rather than separate partial messages. This makes it easier to compare experience levels, identify any conversion needs and plan the practical area around the actual equipment. The same approach helps with weekend bookings, unusual shift patterns and sites with limited access windows, because the course can be planned around those restrictions before the date is confirmed.
MHE Training UK works directly with employers rather than passing the booking through a separate instructor network. That means questions about the course route, equipment, practical area, dates and assessment can be discussed with the person responsible for delivering the training. For customers arranging repeat work, the same direct process also makes it easier to keep site information, machine details and previous course requirements consistent from one booking to the next.
