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Iset's Aerial Lift Trainer Certification provides candidates a comprehensive methodology to successfully present theory, coach, evaluate and test operators of Aerial Boom lifts and Scissor lifts. Â The classroom portion focuses heavily on the safety, stability, and operational characteristics of today's most commonly used Scissor and Boom lifts including JLG, Genie, Skyjack, Snorkel and more. Â Attendee's learn all parameters of the current regulations and proper documentation to support this training program.
The hands-on portion is a great opportunity for growth as students learn, share and demonstrate new skills in a safe environment under expert supervision from an industry leading  instructor.  Learning how to accurately inspect and operate machines and the job site/work place before use (a strong focus in this curriculum), is a key element in reducing workplace accidents and injury.  Our facility has been custom built to provide to most realistic training environment possible in an ever changing world.
Applicants must pass a written exam and practical trainer evaluation using current industry standards.
Successful candidates receive a Certificate of completion and a Photo ID Operators card valid for 3 years.
Applicable to Canada and US standards and regulations.
Training HighlightsClassroom Duration: 3 days+ Â meals included w/ tuition
+ Evaluations on New Equipment
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Training Takeaways:
Successful Candidates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and proficiency in the following areas:- How to plan, conduct and document a successful training program
- Excellent understanding of employer and operator responsibilities
- OSHA & ANSI Regulations 1910.178, A96v2
- Hydraulic Fluid Hazard awareness
- High Voltage Electrical Hazards
- MEWPS core knowledge
- MEWPS <5 degree protocols
- Fall protection/fall arrest systems
- Boom and scissor lift safety systems
- Emergency procedures
- Restricted capacity vs. unrestricted capacity
- Fulcrum points
- Main & auxiliary power systems
- Operational controls
- Pre-use & job site inspections
- Safe and effective operating procedures
- Hand signals for working with ground personnel
- Safe storage and transport procedures