MEWP Operator Training
Operators of scissor lifts and boom lifts, with practical training and familiarization on the equipment they will use.
At a glance
The facts, up front.
- What you receive
- Tenet certificate of completion. A TENET STANDARD certificate and roster documenting who was trained, on what, when, and by whom. It is a training record, not an OSHA or Department of Labor credential. Includes the operator evaluation record. Your company authorizes each operator.
- Length
- Set in your proposal, based on machine types.
- Format
- On site, with your machines or the ones on your project.
- Class size
- Set in your proposal.
- Hands-on
- Required. Practical operation and familiarization on the specific machine.
- Who it is for
- Operators of scissor lifts and boom lifts, with practical training and familiarization on the equipment they will use.
What it covers
In the room.
- Group A and Group B MEWPs, Types 1 through 3
- Controls, load limits, and stability
- Pre-start inspection and workplace inspection
- Fall protection and rescue planning
- Hands-on operation and familiarization on your machines
Booking
How it gets scheduled.
- Send a proposal request with the course, headcount, and target date.
- Sign the service order.
- Your class date is confirmed in writing.
Good to know
Training follows the safe-use and training provisions of ANSI/SAIA A92.22 and A92.24, with the editions named in your course scope. OSHA requirements depend on the equipment and setting, since boom-type aerial lifts and scissor lifts fall under different OSHA provisions. Familiarization on a specific machine is separate from general operator training, and the employer authorizes who operates.
Let's get to work
Book
MEWP Operator Training.
Tell us the headcount, the location, and the date you need. You get scope, schedule, and price in a written proposal.