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Alfa Access Services offer a range of On-site MEWP Operator training courses as
well as training in the safe use of Harnesses. All training is carried out by a fully
qualified instructor to internationally recognised standard. Upon successful
completion of the course, delegates receive a card or ‘licence’ and/or a certificate
listing the categories of MEWPs they are trained to operate. We provide training
on all types of aerial access platforms: low level access and pop-ups, cherry
pickers, boom lifts, scissor lifts, tracked platforms, spiderlifts, stock-pickers and
vehicle-mounted access platforms.
Officially recognised basic training will help your employees to work safely and
efficiently at height. It is the employer’s responsibility to ensure that all operators
are fully trained and familiarised with a particular make and model of powered
access or lifting equipment before being authorised to use it. In addition to
formal training for the type of MEWP we offer follow-on Recorded Familiarisation
training which covers features and control functions of a specific model of
MEWP, manufacturer’s operating instructions, warnings and safety devices,
emergency lowering procedure and basic maintenance.
Emergency Lowering Procedure
and Rescue Plan
A full description of the emergency lowering procedure
can be found in the Operator’s Manual which must be
supplied with the MEWP. In the event of an emergency
or malfunction, a nominated trained site-based person
needs to be familiar with MEWP’s ground controls and
know how to use emergency descent system in case
the operator is unable to lower machine from the
basket. The rescue plan should also include call-out
details for a competent service engineer. Emergency
lowering and rescue procedure must be practised at
regular intervals.
On-site Training Requirements
All our training courses are conducted at your premises or on site for your
convenience. All aerial access equipment must be in good working order and have a
current Certificate of Thorough Examination (LOLER Inspection) and a MEWP
Operator’s Manual supplied with the machine.
Site facilities must include a meeting room with blinds, tables, chairs, a power point
and a white wall or a projector screen for the theory session. An area allocated for the
practical session must be suitable for the full operation of the MEWP used for
training.
All delegates must have suitable PPE including safety shoes, hard hat, hand and eye
protection, harness and lanyard. A mix of theory and practical instruction is followed
by a practical and a written test. Upon successful completion and assessment
trainees are issued with all necessary documentation.
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Alfa Access Services offer a range of On-site
MEWP Operator training courses as well as
training in the safe use of Harnesses. All
training is carried out by a fully qualified
instructor to internationally recognised
standard. Upon successful completion of the
course, delegates receive a card or ‘licence’
and/or a certificate listing the categories of
MEWPs they are trained to operate. We
provide training on all types of aerial access
platforms: low level access and pop-ups,
cherry pickers, boom lifts, scissor lifts, tracked
platforms, spiderlifts, stock-pickers and
vehicle-mounted access platforms.
Officially recognised basic training will help
your employees to work safely and efficiently
at height. It is the employer’s responsibility to
ensure that all operators are fully trained and
familiarised with a particular make and model
of powered access or lifting equipment before
being authorised to use it. In addition to
formal training for the type of MEWP we offer
follow-on Recorded Familiarisation training
which covers features and control functions of
a specific model of MEWP, manufacturer’s
operating instructions, warnings and safety
devices, emergency lowering procedure and
basic maintenance.
Emergency Lowering Procedure
and Rescue Plan
A full description of the emergency lowering
procedure can be found in the Operator’s Manual
which must be supplied with the MEWP. In the
event of an emergency or malfunction, a
nominated trained site-based person needs to be
familiar with MEWP’s ground controls and know
how to use emergency descent system in case the
operator is unable to lower machine from the
basket. The rescue plan should also include call-out
details for a competent service engineer.
Emergency lowering and rescue procedure must be
practised at regular intervals.
On-site Training Requirements
All our training courses are conducted at your
premises or on site for your convenience. All
aerial access equipment must be in good
working order and have a current Certificate of
Thorough Examination (LOLER Inspection) and
a MEWP Operator’s Manual supplied with the
machine.
Site facilities must include a meeting room
with blinds, tables, chairs, a power point and a
white wall or a projector screen for the theory
session. An area allocated for the practical
session must be suitable for the full operation
of the MEWP used for training.
All delegates must have suitable PPE including
safety shoes, hard hat, hand and eye
protection, harness and lanyard. A mix of
theory and practical instruction is followed by a
practical and a written test. Upon successful
completion and assessment trainees are issued
with all necessary documentation.
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