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Scissor Lift

Training course length is customizable based on your needs.

Course Overview

Scissor lift/aerial lift safety training covering OSHA 1926.451, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.67, and ANSI A92.6; hazards, PPE, inspections, charging, and job-related practices; concludes with exam & certification.

Introduction to Scissor Lift Safety

• Definitions
• Responsibilities
• Types of Aerial Lifts
• Selecting the Right Lift
• Load Requirements
• Safety Straps

Hazard Identification

• Avoidance
• Control
• Classification of Hazards
• Overloading
• Over-Extension
• Electrocution

Maintaining the Fall Protection Systems

• Erecting and Disassembling
• Falling Object Protection Systems

Uneven Surfaces Operation - Fall Prevention & Protection

• Safety Procedures
• Fall Protection

Proper Inspection Guidelines

• Pre-start Inspections
• OSHA Regulations
• Proper Training
• Manufacturer’s Instructions

Electrical Hazards

• Distance from Hazard
• Movement of Mobile Scaffold

Safety Best Practices

• General Safety Tips for Operators
• Maximum Intended Load & Capacity
• Never Override Certain Safety Devices
• Shutdown Procedure

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