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WHAT DO YOU GET IN THIS ARTICULATED BOOM LIFT TRAINING?
This aerial work platform course is specific to the articulated boom lift.
We also organise this aerial work platform course for specific models such as articulated boom, telescopic, vertical mast, scissor lift, spider lift or truck-mounted lift.
A combination of articulated boom, telescopic and scissor lift is possible within the same training. Spider lifts and truck-mounted lifts each require a separate training.
Discover plenty of practical tips from our experienced craftsmen. Including a maintenance checklist to extend the lifespan of your machine.
Experience or not? Every aerial work platform operator is welcome in this training! Those who pass later receive their official certificate! For experienced drivers there is our aerial work platform competence test in 1 hour
After this training, you will work more safely and faster at height!
- Safety and responsibilities of the aerial work platform operator
- Specific characteristics of the articulated boom lift
- Checklist and basic maintenance
- Stability and balance improvement
- Driving and manoeuvring techniques
- Using the articulated boom
- Fall protection and emergency descent system
- Improve your technique and precision
NO WORDS, JUST ACTION!
- A full day of training lasts 7 hours by default, unless otherwise stated
- Theoretical introduction (30%) with plenty of practical exercises (70%)
- A full day of training lasts 7 hours
- Continuous assessment and competence test
- Every participant who passes receives the official AERIAL WORK PLATFORM certificate
- The certificate is valid for 5 years and is registered in the Normec Praxis certificate portal
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
Mobile work equipment with its own drive system may only be operated by workers who have received adequate training in the safe operation of this work equipment (Code book IV, title 3)
A safety function is considered to be any workstation where work equipment is used, where motor vehicles, cranes, overhead cranes and hoisting devices of any kind are operated (Code book I, title 4)