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Complies with OHSA and Construction Regulations
Recommended for: Operators who are experienced or inexperienced and who operate Aerial work platforms and have had no formal training. Objective: To teach both the theoretical and practical aspects of aerial work platforms in on-slab and off-slab applications. To ensure the correct procedures for the donning of harnesses, working at height, fuel handling and correct operating techniques as it pertains to your environment. Benefits: - Reduction in Incidents (which lead to accidents) - Reduction in WSIB claims - Reduction in Product and building damage - Reduction in Maintenance costs Course Time: Theory: 4 hours, Practical: 1 to 2 hours |
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Knowledge and skill to be acquired:
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Theory and Practical Competence Evaluation:
Theory: Multiple choice (can be verbal if required)
Practical: Operator must be able to prove competency in all aspects of aerial work platform operation pertaining to his/her job function.
A pass mark of 80% in both theory and practical is required in order to be certified as a competent operator. A written report is issued on each operator indicating attitude, response to instruction, operating knowledge, ability and our instructor’s assessment of practical competence on a test marking sheet. Each operator who meets the required pass mark in both theory and practical will receive a wallet card indicating class of equipment tested on.
Theory: Multiple choice (can be verbal if required)
Practical: Operator must be able to prove competency in all aspects of aerial work platform operation pertaining to his/her job function.
A pass mark of 80% in both theory and practical is required in order to be certified as a competent operator. A written report is issued on each operator indicating attitude, response to instruction, operating knowledge, ability and our instructor’s assessment of practical competence on a test marking sheet. Each operator who meets the required pass mark in both theory and practical will receive a wallet card indicating class of equipment tested on.
