What Is The MEWP Certification Course?
This aerial and scissor lift operator training course covers the formal (classroom) knowledge portion of MEWP operator qualification under the ANSI/SAIA A92 standards and OSHA. It addresses boom lifts, scissor lifts, and other mobile elevating work platforms — covering the machine groups and types, pre-use inspection, fall protection, stability principles, site hazard management, and rescue planning. Complete 11 online modules, pass the exam, and print your certificate.
Before operating any MEWP, ANSI A92.24 also requires machine-specific familiarization on the exact make and model the operator will use, and a practical hands-on evaluation by a qualified person. This course covers the knowledge component so your operators arrive at that evaluation prepared.
This counterbalance forklift training course satisfies the formal (classroom) instruction requirement of OSHA’s powered industrial truck standard — 29 CFR 1910.178 for general industry and 29 CFR 1926.602(c) for construction. Complete 11 self-paced online modules, pass the knowledge exam, and print your certificate. Your employer then conducts the required hands-on evaluation to complete your certification.
The course is built around the specific skills OSHA requires: reading your truck’s capacity data plate, understanding load center and the stability triangle, conducting a proper pre-shift walk-around, managing pedestrians and blind spots, and handling fuel, battery, and carbon monoxide hazards safely.
This online general industry fall protection course gives every worker who goes near an edge the OSHA rules, the equipment knowledge, and the field judgment to work at height and come home whole. Over 8 self-paced modules, learners master the 4-foot fall protection trigger, walking-working surface requirements, guardrail and personal fall arrest system specifications, ladder safety, harness inspection, clearance math, and a rescue plan that actually works — all under OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D and 1910.140.
The course uses interactive diagrams, equipment inspection walkthroughs, and on-the-job scenarios built around real general industry workplaces: manufacturing floors, warehouses, mezzanines, loading docks, elevated platforms, and fixed ladders. A scored certification exam at 70% or higher is required to receive a certificate of completion