AWP Fall Protection Safety Training

AWP Fall Protection Safety Training

Because it's mandated under law, I was commissioned by the maintenance manager of a MEGA retail shopping mall to develop this training program for his maintenance workers.  As a result, parts of my original course Personal Fall Protection Training were used and this new training program was born. However, some aspects were not required from the first course. Most importantly, are the sections that instruct workers about Fall Protection Harnesses, lanyards, and Anchor Points. 

Self Propelled AWPs and Scissor Lifts 

Subsequently, the second part has been structured around an AWP man lift.  Therefore, a structured manual was designed around the Genie Self Propelled Z45/25 Articulating Boom Lift as per our client's request. Certainly, clients can request their manual be created for their own specific Aerial Work Platform. In addition, with the 70-page Student Manual, trainees will find this course easy to comprehend as we go through a 77 frame PowerPoint presentation. Above all else, each person will need to pass a 30-question multiple-choice test with an 80% or greater mark. In addition, they will also need to prove proficiency in conducting a pre-trip and operating Procedures of an AWP.

 

Training is on Your Site

Training is on your site. Is this way, it's your equipment workers will be operating, so why not utilize it for the training. All that's required is an area for classroom instruction, consisting of a few tables, chairs, and power. Of course, during the weekdays when a site is fully active with workers might cause issues. So if you prefer we can training your staff on a Saturday or Sunday. Your choice. We can work with whatever is the safer course of action for you.  

Training Program Structure

Part I:  AWP Fall Protection

Personal Fall Protection

Bring your own Harness
Workers Responsibilities
Workers Three Basic Rights in Canada
Legal Requirements to Wear Fall Protection
Site-Specific Fall Protection Plan
Daily Inspections Annual Inspections
Hierarchy of Fall Protection
Generic Fall Protection System
Active vs. Passive
Fall Arrest vs. Fall Restraint
Lanyards & Anchors
Cleaning and Storage
Hazard Assessments
Formulating Controls
Calculating Fall Distance
Fallen Worker Rescue
Suspension Trauma

Part II: AWP Fall Protection

AWP Manlifts Operation

Manual based on the Z45/25 Genie

What’s your AWP, a Manual will be designed for it,

The purpose, use & location of manuals
Operator Responsibilities

An extraction of Safety Rules from the Operators Manual
A pre-start inspection of the AWP
Workplace inspection prior to operating the AWP
Factors affecting stability
The purpose of placards & decals
Safety rules & regulations
Authorization to operate the AWP.
Identification of hazards associated with the operation of the AWP
Operating warnings and instructions
Demonstration of proficiency in the operation of the AWP

Harness

awp fall protection

Training so this doesn’t happen to you

Cartoon image, worker falling out of a genie manlift, awp fall protection

AWP * Aerial Work Platform 

Scissor Lift, Articulating Genie Lift, Telescoping Boom Lift

AWP section

 

Subsequently, the initial student manual was constructed with our first client’s equipment in mind. However, we do recognize there are a number of other manufactures of AWP lifts. Likewise, the needs you have will be met. As a result, and on request at no extra charge, a student manual for your application will be created. Because different manufactures like Genie, JLG being the most used, they can be very different.  To sum up, Spiders, Scissors, Telescoping, and Articulating all operate differently.  In short, tell us what your using and a course student manual will be tailor-built for you. 

 

AWP Fall Protection Safety Training, Scissor Lift, Articulating Genie Lift, Telescoping Boom Lift

Tell me what you use

The Question is Answered

Do you need to Wear a Harness in a Scissor Lift in BC?

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