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Equipment Training

Classes Include:

  • • Short safety video of the specific equipment types
  • • A written-test
  • • Hands-on specific equipment training
  • • Certificate of Completion Card at the end of the course

With our Factory Online Training: We bring our training to you! We know that training is important and required, and we can do the final evaluation at your site! Your Operators will have their Cards with-in 24 Hrs of the successful evaluation.

To book a safety training class simply fill out our online form!

Safety First

Safety Training & Classes: At All Access Services, safety is our most important Job. We offer Specific JLG Brand Training, on Booms Scissors lifts, and Telehandlers to give your operators the best information to keep them Safe, Compliant and your job Productive. After your operators have completed our Factory On-line E-Training, we offer on-site evaluation at your location, Our training sessions meet the New, OSHA and ANSI Standards and will prepare each operator to get the job done safely.

Accident and injury prevention starts with proper safety training. Our highly qualified instructors provide the following safety training classes:

  • • Rough Terrain Forklifts (All)
  • • Powered Industrial Trucks (Warehouse Forklifts)
  • • Specific Lifts (Slab Scissors, Articulated Booms, Rough Terrain Scissors, etc.)
  • • Booms Lifts (All) · JLG™ Specific Lifts (Scissors & Booms) Genie™ Specific Lifts (Scissors & Booms)
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Heavy Equipment Training FAQs

What is aerial equipment training?down-arrow

Aerial equipment training for OSHA refers to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's mandated training programs designed for the safe operation of scissor lifts and elevated work platforms. All Access training covers various types of aerial equipment, including boom lifts, scissor lifts, and other elevated work platforms used in construction, maintenance, and other industrial applications. The training focuses on the proper use, inspection, and maintenance of the equipment, hazard recognition, fall protection, and emergency procedures. The goal is to minimize workplace accidents and injuries by making sure that operators are knowledgeable and competent in the safe handling of aerial equipment.

Who needs aerial equipment training?down-arrow

Aerial equipment training for OSHA compliance is required for workers who operate or work near aerial lifts, including scissor lifts, boom lifts, and other elevated work platforms. This training is vital for construction workers, maintenance personnel, electricians, window washers, and anyone required to work at heights in various industries. OSHA mandates this training to ensure the safety and competence of employees, reducing the risk of falls, equipment mishandling, and other workplace accidents.

How often should equipment training be conducted?down-arrow

OSHA recommends that training be provided to workers upon initial assignment, whenever new equipment is introduced, and if an employee's performance indicates a need for retraining. It is recommended to conduct refresher training at least annually or more frequently depending on the complexity of the equipment and the specific hazards of the work environment.

Are there different types of aerial lift certifications?down-arrow

Yes, there are different types of aerial lift certifications. These certifications are categorized based on the type of aerial lift equipment, such as scissor lifts, boom lifts, and articulated lifts. The training typically includes both classroom instruction and hands-on practice.

What are the consequences of equipment training non-compliance?down-arrow

Non-compliance with OSHA regulations regarding aerial equipment training can lead to serious consequences, both legally and in terms of workplace safety. Employers who fail to comply may face hefty fines and legal penalties, as OSHA enforces strict standards for worker safety. Inadequate training can result in increased workplace accidents, injuries, and fatalities, as employees may not be adequately prepared to operate aerial equipment safely. This not only endangers the lives of workers but also can lead to higher workers' compensation claims, increased insurance premiums, and potential damage to the company's reputation.

What are OSHA's requirements for aerial lift safety?down-arrow

Employers must provide proper training for operators, verifying they understand how to safely use the equipment, recognize hazards, and follow operating procedures. Fall protection is mandatory, with appropriate gear including harnesses and lanyards required when working from aerial lifts. Equipment must be regularly inspected and maintained to prevent malfunctions. Workers also must adhere to load limits, avoid using the lift in hazardous weather conditions, and make sure the lift is stable and on firm ground before operation.

What are the most common OSHA violations related to aerial lifts?down-arrow

The most common OSHA violations related to aerial lifts include improper use of equipment, failure to provide adequate fall protection, and lack of proper training for operators. Workers often do not use personal fall arrest systems correctly, or at all, when working on aerial lifts, which can lead to serious injuries or fatalities in case of falls. Employers may also fail to make sure that aerial lifts are inspected and maintained according to OSHA standards, resulting in equipment malfunctions.

How can employers prepare for an OSHA inspection?down-arrow

Employers can prepare for an OSHA inspection by making sure that their workplace complies with all relevant safety and health regulations. This involves conducting regular self-inspections, maintaining accurate records of workplace injuries and illnesses, and verifying that all safety programs and policies are up to date. Training employees on safety protocols and making sure they understand their roles in maintaining a safe work environment is vital. Employers should designate a point person to handle the inspection and verify that all necessary documentation is readily available.

What resources does OSHA provide for aerial lift safety?down-arrow

OSHA resources include detailed guidelines and standards, including those outlined in OSHA's Aerial Lifts standard (29 CFR 1926.453), which covers various safety requirements, including proper use, equipment inspection, and maintenance. OSHA also offers educational materials like fact sheets, hazard alerts, and training programs designed to help employers and workers recognize and mitigate risks associated with aerial lifts.

Are there specific OSHA standards for different types of aerial lifts?down-arrow

Yes, there are specific OSHA standards for different types of aerial lifts. These standards cover a variety of aerial lift equipment, including boom lifts, scissor lifts, and vehicle-mounted elevating and rotating work platforms.

How does OSHA define an aerial lift?down-arrow

OSHA defines an aerial lift as any vehicle-mounted device used to elevate personnel to job sites above ground. This includes extensible boom platforms, aerial ladders, articulating (jointed) boom platforms, scissor lifts, and any combination of these. The primary function of an aerial lift is to provide a safe and stable platform for workers performing tasks at elevated heights, maintaining compliance with safety standards to prevent accidents and injuries associated with elevated work.
 

Aerial Equipment Training

All Access aerial equipment training is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely operate aerial work platforms, such as scissor lifts, boom lifts, and cherry pickers. The course covers essential topics like safety regulations, equipment inspection, proper handling techniques, and emergency procedures. Participants learn how to assess job site conditions, recognize potential hazards, and implement best practices to prevent accidents. Hands-on training is included to allow students to practice operating the equipment under the supervision of our experienced instructors, making sure they are competent and confident in their abilities to work at heights safely.

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OSHA Equipment Safety Training

OSHA training is crucial for maintaining workplace safety and efficiency in industries that involve the use of large machinery, such as construction, manufacturing, and mining. This training equips operators with the knowledge and skills needed to safely handle aerial equipment, minimizing the risk of accidents, injuries, and fatalities. By adhering to OSHA guidelines, employers not only protect their workers but also reduce the likelihood of costly incidents, legal liabilities, and downtime due to equipment-related mishaps. All Access training promotes a safer work environment and overall productivity, making sure that both workers and companies thrive.

Telehandler Training

The All Access telehandler training class is designed to equip operators with the essential skills and knowledge to safely and efficiently operate telehandlers, which are versatile lifting machines used in construction, agriculture, and industrial settings. The training covers topics including machine controls, load handling, stability, and proper use of attachments, along with safety protocols and regulations. Participants learn through a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on practice, making sure they are prepared to handle real-world scenarios. Successful completion of the course results in certification, demonstrating that the operator is qualified to operate telehandlers in compliance with industry standards.

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Boom Lift Training

Our boom lift training class is a specialized course designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely operate boom lifts, also known as cherry pickers or aerial lifts. These classes cover essential topics including understanding the different types of boom lifts, safety regulations and guidelines, proper operation techniques, and emergency procedures. Participants learn how to assess worksite hazards, perform equipment inspections, and follow best practices to prevent accidents and injuries. Upon completion, attendees receive a certification that demonstrates their competence in operating boom lifts, which is essential for compliance with workplace safety standards.

Forklift Training

All Access forklift training classes cover a range of topics, including forklift operation techniques, safety protocols, maintenance procedures, and regulatory compliance. Participants learn how to maneuver forklifts in various environments, handle different types of loads, and perform essential safety checks. The training often includes both theoretical instruction and hands-on practice, making sure that operators are well-prepared to minimize accidents and injuries in the workplace. Successful completion of the course results in certification, which is often required for employment in industries that utilize forklifts.

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About All Access Services


Serving construction projects throughout Southern California with heavy equipment rentals, we have 3 locations in San Diego, Orange County, and Riverside to serve our clients. Each location carries a fleet of scissor lifts, telehandlers, boom lifts, and forklifts available for rent at affordable rates. We strive to provide the best customer service in the industry and hope to earn your trust and business!

We offer a free quote, please fill out our Request Estimate form or give us a call to speak with a representative!

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