No.
No, but you do need classroom training and site specific training to get forklift certification.
Yes, if your forklift came with manufacture seat belts installed, they must be used. If it is an older model that came without you dont need one. But its best for company and employee safty to see if they made retrofit seat belts to be installed.
Well, that's going to depend on where you are. In the US, the only time you need a licence for a forklift if it's being used on public roadways - and you use a regular drivers licence for that. In other countries, the laws will be different.
You do need forklift training and can take classes to prepare you for a test which will enable you to obtain a forklift certification.
Many jobs like construction work can use fork lift operators so can place like store shops and loading docks. Here are a few sites you can have a look at www.careerbuilder.com/Jobs/Keyword/Forklift-Drive .
This depends on the country you live in. In Australia and USA you are required to have a forklift licence.
OSHA requires that all personel operating a forklift obtain a forklift operators certification.
If you are on private property you need a forklift operator certificate only.
I need a list of forklift classes or training in the chicago area for a individual cerfication If you have some experience on driving a forklift, we could complete the entire process on line by going to Forklift Academy .com
Yes. You'll need to complete an OSHA-compliant forklift safety course before you can operate a forklift. Example course: http://certifyme.net/
Maybe in a really highly specialized capacity, but your average, run-of-the-mill forklift operator in a warehouse... it's not really that high of a skill, and capable operators are a dime a dozen. If you want to make money doing it, maybe something like getting a CDL and doing flat & fork work would pay decent.