Aerial and Scissor Lifts Online Training
Aerial and scissor lifts are important tools on many construction jobsites, but they present a variety of serious operating hazards.
In this online training course, you will learn key safety guidelines for multiple types of aerial and scissor lifts, including how to prevent accidents and injuries.
Our online Aerial and Scissor Lifts course provides these benefits:
- Guaranteed to pass
- Instantly download your Certificate of Completion
- 24/7 course access — Log on and off as needed
- Train from anywhere with an internet connection
- Course trainer available to answer questions about the material
About Aerial and Scissor Lifts Training
This training is 100% online and fully narrated. All lessons include interactive exercises, quizzes and engaging material to help you learn the key points of aerial and scissor lift safety.
Not only will you learn how to protect yourself from aerial and scissor lift accidents, but also how to create a safer work environment for everyone around you.
The Aerial and Scissor Lifts course covers the following topics:
- Types of aerial and scissor lifts
- Pre- and post-use inspections
- Safety procedures before, during, and after use
- Types of accidents and hazards
- Electrocution and contact injuries
- Checking manufacturer guidelines
- Preventing trips and falls
- Using fall protection
- Securing components and equipment access
The course is divided into five modules, and each section ends with a brief quiz. To complete the course, you must pass a 20-question final exam. You have an unlimited number of attempts to pass quizzes and the final exam, so you're guaranteed to pass the course.
Aerial and Scissor Lifts Certificate
Upon successful completion of Aerial and Scissor Lifts training, you can instantly download your Certificate of Completion. If you lose your certificate or need to print a new one, you can log back into the course and download a copy anytime.
Applicable OSHA Standards
- Aerial Lifts: CFR 1926.453 and 1926.454
- Scissor Lifts: CFR 1926.451, 1926.452(w) and 1926.454