MEWP Training

Overview
Module 1: Introduction to MEWPs
6 Topics | 1 Quiz
Mobile Elevated Work Platforms “MEWP’s”
New Standards
What is a MEWP?
MEWP Classification Definitions
Traveling
Tipping
Review Module 1
Module 2: Agencies, Regulations, and Requirements
13 Topics | 1 Quiz
MEWP Regulating Organizations in the USA
ANSI Standards
ANSI Definitions
Before Operation
MEWP Training Requirements
Training Content
Theory Training (Classroom/Online)
Practical Training (Hands-On)
Familiarization
Self-Familiarization
Occupant Knowledge
Supervisor Training
Retraining
Review Module 2
Module 3: Manuals, Decals, and Placards
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Objectives
Required Manuals
Safety Alert Symbols and Decals
Serial Number Placard
Review Module 3
Module 4: MEWP Major Components
4 Topics
MEWP Major Components
Boom Lift Major Components
Self-Propelled Vertical Lift Nomenclature
Self-Propelled Vertical Lift Major Components
Module 5: MEWP Controls
7 Topics | 1 Quiz
MEWP Common Controls
Enable System
Boom Lift Ground Controls
Boom Lift Ground Controls Indicator Panel
Boom Lift Platform Controls
Boom Lift Platform Controls Indicator Panel
Scissor Lift Ground Controls 324 6ES
Review Module 5
Module 6: MEWP Safety
10 Topics | 1 Quiz
OSHA Focus Four Hazards
Fall Hazard
Harnesses and Lanyards
Fall Arrest vs Restraint Lanyards
Caught-In or Between Hazards
Struck-By Hazards
Electrocution Hazards
Mobile Elevating Work Platform Specific Hazards
Mobile Elevating Work Platform Stability
Factors Affecting Stability
Review Module 6
Module 7: Properly Operating a MEWP
11 Topics | 1 Quiz
Pre-Start Inspection
Five Step Approach
Selection of Appropriate MEWP
Operating the Drive/Steer Controller
Operating the Lift/Swing Controller
Driving a MEWP
Sky Guard
Load Sensing System (LSS)
MEWP Lifting and Transporting
Safe Use and Risk Assessment
Emergency Plans
Review Module 7
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MEWP Training Module 2: Agencies, Regulations, and Requirements Training Content

Training shall include both theory (classroom/online) training  and practical (hands-on) operation and evaluation in a  manner that trainees can understand.

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