Using a scissor lift can make jobs easier and more efficient, allowing you to save time and money. But scissor lifts can also be dangerous, especially when employees are using them unsafely. This Scissor Lift Safety Training Video is designed to show employees how to use this important machine properly, safely, and without incident.
The video includes topics like safe handling, maneuvering, and wearing appropriate body harnesses and other personal safety equipment while operating a scissor lift. The training video will teach scissor lift operators several key fundamental items:
- What are the hazards associated with using a scissor lift?
- What are the "safety best practices" to be aware of as a scissor lift operator?
- What are the OSHA training requirements to ensure your operators are authorized and properly trained on the scissor lift?
- How and when do employees need to be retrained and re-authorized?
- How to identify and avoid overhead hazards
- What are the two inspections that are required before using the lift (the pre-start and worksite inspection)
- How to set up work zone warnings like signs, tape, cones, or other items to restrict access and let others know you are working in the area
- What are the different types of personal protective equipment or PPE that is available and recommended for scissor lift operators
- How to properly store and place the lift out of service when not in use
- and much more...
This video is offered on DVD or USB Stick and is available in English or Spanish language versions.
A Full-Length Preview of This Video Can Be Viewed Below:
This training video focuses on the OSHA Training Requirements for Scissor Lifts.
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What's Included In The Box?:
- All of our training videos include a separate disc that contains the following additional resources:
1) A Leader's Guide that the instructor can use to help facilitate the training and provide additional verbal support to the video. It also includes a sample outline for the training session including an agenda
2) An employee quiz on the material that was taught in the video
3) Answer key to the quiz
4) An attendance sheet to keep track of who was trained, when the training occurred, who was the instructor, etc. This allows you to keep a record of your training session.
5) A printable "Certificate of Completion" that you can give to each employee who attends the safety training session
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