Aerial work platform base
In many situations, aerial platforms are the safest way to reach high places. But working with aerial platforms can also be dangerous if you do not comply with the rules. Serious accidents involving aerial work platforms occur every year. Aerial platforms can fall over, collapse or collide with other vehicles. You can also become trapped or electrocuted if you come into contact with power lines. It is therefore very important when operating an aerial work platform that the dangers are known and that the driver is aware of the risks. Theory content (class): Legislation regarding mobile work equipment and safety functions InspectionPrevention measuresDiscussion of types of aerial work platformsControl and maintenanceWhat to do in case of malfunctions?Stability and balance improvementRisks of aerial work platforms on the work floorSafety tipsWorking at heightFall protection and emergency lowering system Practical content: Start check and identification of defectsDriving and maneuvering techniques, slalom course, entry and exit outdoor exercisesTechnology and precisionEmergency descent facilityInspectionsFlight diagramWorking at heightExercisesPractical test Target group number of people: All employees who work with a (telescopic) aerial work platform and/or stacker and have little or no experience. Max. 8 people in 1 day for practice. Didactic material: Theory: classroom in classroom with PPT Practice: aerial work platform (type of equipment of your choice) indoor or outdoor space with a minimum surface area of 100 m² Location: Company internal or Medoh location Timetable: Theory: 3 hours (morning) Practice: 4 hours ( afternoon) Extra exercises on the 2nd day