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Course Title: AERIAL LIFT INSTRUCTOR
Location: On-site (at customer’s location)
Course Description:
This course prepares in-house equipment trainers for teaching operators the safety aspects, techniques and proper procedures while using aerial lifts, scissors lifts, bucket trucks, or other devices used to lift personnel. Participants receive a student workbook and wallet card certificate. Customers receive class rosters and course evaluations. Aerial lift(s) must be available for this training.
Day 1 - Technical aspects of operation.
Day 2 - Train-the-trainer strategies and techniques.
Day 3 (optional) - Coaching and mentoring as new instructor conducts actual training.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand application of the standards.
- Understand workplace hazards, stability and technical aspects.
- Demonstrate understanding and capability to safely operate the aerial lift.
- Demonstrate correct fall protection procedures for aerial lift operations.
- Better communicate knowledge and experience in an effective and beneficial manner.
- Understand basics of training and program coordination.
- Conduct training, student evaluations and maintain documentation.
Prerequisites: Knowledge, training, experience with aerial lift devices.
Recommended Personnel to Attend: In-house Equipment Instructors
Hours: 16-24
Maximum Class Size: 10
Availability: North America
Pricing: Available upon request.
"excellent class...very useful...instructor was very knowledgeable and made class interesting"
ADT Security Services, Inc., PA
"very good class...interesting...excellent instructor...well done"
Orange County Sanitation District, CA
"very knowledgeable instructor...good class...great job"
Washington State Department of Transportation
"aerial lift training was very informative and useful...excellent course"
Montana Department of Transportation
"great job...instructor kept the class interesting and entertaining"
City of Phoenix, AZ
Liability Note for Managers:
"It is critical that organizations employ competent operators, and have the supportive documentation. A competent individual is one who has the knowledge, experience, and training to safely and effectively perform their duties, and can recognize hazards or potential hazards in the workplace, and has the ability to address these hazards. If your organization does not have competent operators as outlined, then your liability exposure is elevated. Please understand that experience alone or hand-me-down knowledge does not replace the foundational aspects of formal training or operator evaluations." - D. Bianchi, President
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