OSHA Aerial - Scissor and Boom Lift Safety Training
- In accordance with Federal OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 1910.67, 29 CFR 1926.451, and 29 CFR 1926.453
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OSHA Aerial - Scissor and Boom Lift Safety Training course is developed in line with OSHA’s General Industry Standard 29 CFR 1910.67 and OSHA’s Construction Industry Standards 29 CFR 1926.451 and 29 CFR 1926.453.
The course delivers essential knowledge for workers engaged in tasks involving aerial and scissor lifts. Participants gain awareness-level insights into the safe operation of these specialized lifting devices and understand the inherent risks associated with working at elevated heights. Both employers and employees must acquire comprehensive knowledge of proper lift operation, fall prevention techniques, and emergency protocols to mitigate potential accidents and ensure a secure working environment. This training equips individuals with the skills and understanding necessary to maintain a safe workplace when utilizing aerial and scissor lifts for various industrial applications.
Who Needs Aerial and Scissor Lift Safety Training?
The OSHA Aerial and Scissor Lift Safety Training course is essential for anyone tasked with operating or working around aerial and scissor lifts. This includes workers in construction, maintenance, and other industries where these lifting devices are commonly used. The training ensures that individuals understand the specific safety measures required when working at elevated heights, promoting a secure and compliant work environment for all involved.
Course Objectives
- Define mobile elevated work platforms and their types.
- Recognize various types of mobile equipment for working at heights.
- Explain the uses and applications of various mobile elevated work platforms.
- Recall key characteristics and principles for the safe operation of mobile elevated work platforms.
- Implement safe work practices while operating mobile elevated work platforms.
- Emphasize the importance of obtaining proper training before operating aerial or scissor lifts.
- Describe the procedures for inspecting lift equipment and evaluating the surrounding environment before use.
- Identify factors leading to accidents involving both aerial lifts and scissor lifts.
- Explain safety measures to prevent incidents such as falls, tip-overs, and catapulting.
- Recognize hazards like contact with power lines or other moving equipment while operating mobile elevated work platforms.
- Describe the need for securing lifts after use.
- Discuss strategies for restricting unauthorized access to lifts.
- Highlight the significance of following manufacturer guidelines for a particular aerial or scissor lift.
OSHA Aerial and Scissor Lift Safety Training Course Syllabus
This OSHA Aerial and Scissor Lift Safety Training course consists of 4 lessons. Students are required to take each lesson in sequential order as listed below.
Introduction
Lesson 1: Mobile Elevated Work Platforms Overview
In this lesson, we explore the suitability of Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWPs), like aerial and scissor lifts, for tasks that cannot be relocated to ground level. These platforms have unique features and safety procedures that must be understood to guarantee their secure use on-site. Key objectives include grasping the characteristics of MEWPs, listing their types, recognizing associated hazards, and identifying essential elements covered by OSHA Standards.
Lesson 2: Safety Procedures Before Use
This lesson provides a comprehensive overview of safety procedures essential before utilizing aerial and scissor lifts, emphasizing their crucial role in accident prevention and worker well-being. The outlined protocols encompass careful equipment selection and inspections, operator training and certification, thorough risk assessments, and strict adherence to manufacturer guidelines. Emphasizing the paramount importance of prioritizing safety, the lesson aims to achieve three key objectives: listing the safety protocols preceding MEWP operation, elucidating the significance of each pre-use safety procedure, and providing detailed explanations for each of these critical safety measures.
Lesson 3: Safety Precautions During Use
This lesson delves into the fundamental skills and practices necessary for using lifts efficiently and safely, covering key aspects such as precautions to prevent hazards, recognizing the necessity for fall protection for workers using aerial or scissor lifts, outlining strategies to avert tipping incidents, and describing methods to minimize risks associated with catapulting, electrocution, and contact injuries.
Lesson 4: Safety Procedures After Use
Post-use safety procedures for lifts are indispensable to prevent accidents, equipment damage, and unauthorized access, prioritizing the well-being of operators and those nearby. Adhering to proper protocols is crucial for sustaining lift safety and operational efficiency. This lesson focuses on understanding the steps involved in securing lifts after use, elaborating on strategies to prevent unauthorized equipment usage, and emphasizing the importance of following manufacturer instructions specific to aerial or scissor lifts.
Final Examination
Frequently Asked Questions
The need for refresher training for workers using aerial and scissor depends on various factors, including changes in workplace conditions, equipment, or regulations. OSHA recommends periodic retraining to ensure that operators remain proficient and up to date with safety protocols. Factors such as incidents involving lifts, new types of equipment, or significant changes in job responsibilities may trigger the need for refresher training. Employers should assess and determine the necessity for refresher courses, emphasizing the ongoing commitment to maintaining a safe working environment and preventing accidents related to aerial and scissor lifts.
It is recommended that employers provide employees with refresher training once every three years.
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