Explains how to work safely with and around aerial lifts, including performing inspections and maintenance, using fall protection, and common equipment hazards.
Aerial Lift Safety Training
Aerial lifts can make a job significantly easier by providing temporary access for workers to safely reach inaccessible heights. Whether you are operating the equipment or working around it, you do need to be aware of the potential hazards you may face and what safety measures you can implement to prevent and avoid accidents.
Aerial Lift Safety Training Overview
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Introduction & What is an Aerial Lift
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Boom-Supported Lift Hazards: Electrocution & Falls
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Boom-Supported Lift Hazards: Collapses & Tip-Overs
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Boom-Supported Lift Hazards: Caught in/Between & Struck By/Against
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Renting an Aerial Lift
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Operator Training on Aerial Lift
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Qualified Person & Maintenance
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Pre-Inspections
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Fall Protection & Prevention
What Would OSHA Say?
OSHA wants to see employers provide training to employees on any hazard they may face on the job that could cause potential injuries or illnesses. To comply with OSHA’s aerial lift standards, a qualified person must exhibit extensive knowledge, training, and experience. Lancaster Safety can provide the proper training about potential hazards and possible solutions associated with operating an aerial lift safely.