Scissor Lift Train The Trainer
Everything Required To Designate A Scissor Lift Trainer & Certify All Your Employees.
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Scissor Lift Train The Trainer Kit
The Scissor Lift Training DVD Compliance Kit is perfect for train the trainer! Designate a trainer, complete the training, and fill out a trainer designation form. It is easy, inexpensive, and OSHA Compliant. The kit includes:
- Scissor Lift Train The Trainer Designation Form
- Scissor Lift Video
- Scissor Lift E-learning Suite
- Scissor Lift PowerPoint
- Hands On Operator Training Form
- Training & Certification Forms
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Scissor Lift Train The Trainer Instructions
Everything You Need For Designating a Scissor Lift Trainer and Certify Employees Is In the Scissor Lift DVD Compliance Kit.
Step 1 - Designate A Scissor Lift Trainer
Question: Does A Scissor Lift Trainer Require A Certification To Train Scissor Lift Operators?
Answer: No - OSHA grants the employer the authority to designate trainers based on who they believe is qualified. No outside training or designation is required.
Scissor lift trainers must be:
"qualified in the subject matter to recognize the hazards associated with the type of scaffold being used and to understand the procedures to control or minimize those hazards"
Best Practice: Designate a Scissor Lift Trainer in writing.
OSHA does not require employers to designate trainers in writing, but it is an excellent work practice.
Step 2 - Review The Regulations
Fun Fact: Did you know that scissor lifts are not considered aerial lifts by OSHA? The Occupational Safety & Health Administration classifies scissor lifts as mobile scaffolding, and scaffolding regulations apply to this type of vehicle.
Scissor lift trainers must be:
"qualified in the subject matter to recognize the hazards associated with the type of scaffold being used and to understand the procedures to control or minimize those hazards"
Scissor Lifts are covered by OSHA in 29 CFR 1926 Subpart L - Scaffolding. They also have some useful scaffolding references you can find here:
Step 3 - Conduct Training
Classroom Training
Operators must be trained on the following subjects:
- Electrical hazards
- Managing electrical hazards
- Maximum intended load
- Fall hazards
- Use of fall protection
- Scissor lift capacity
- Use of scissor lift
- Handling materials on a lift
- Requirements of Subpart L
Hands On Training
Operators must be trained and evaluated on the actual vehicle they will be operating.
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Step 4 - Reevaluate Scissor Lift Operators
Scissor Lift Operators must be reevaluated when:
- New hazards are introduced to the work area.
- There is a change of equipment, fall protection, vehicle type, or other items that the employee was not previously trained on.
- When the employee has been observed operating unsafely.
- As required by the company.