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This is your driven portion of the the Aerial Lift Training. Once the written has been completed, you will work with your Supervisor to complete the driven portion of the evaluation. The practical portion includes: Completing your circle check using the checklist provided Driving the equipment with your Supervisor evaluating you competency You will drive,

This course is a pre-recorded session for AODA Customer Service-Employee. This is for groups or individuals who do not have an email or login credentials for the dashboard.

Understanding Rigging Basics 101 In this course we will discuss: Rigging Devices and Techniques and how to apply them in the field. Basic Hitches- Straight Leg Vertical, Chocker Hitch and Basket Hitch Safe Work Load Limits (SWLL) and Working Load Limits (WLL) imposed on the sling and the hardware Picking the correct sling and hardware

Video Presentation Showing variety of hand and power tools and how to use and operate tools safely. Cuts, abrasions, lacerations and serious injuries are the result of using hand and power tools incorrectly. Always inspect your tools and equipment prior to each use and never use a hand or power tool that is defective in

Video Presentation of Basic Rigging Techniques, Inspections and Hand signals Workbook and Practical Evaluation of performing basic hand signals

In this module we will view a video presentation to visually show you how to make 5 standard rigging knots Sheet Bend Knot – to tie two ropes together Square Knot Clove Hitch Knot Inside Bowline Knot Two Half Hitches Knot

Aerial Lift- Scissor Lift Workbook Attachment This video supports the workbook. The workbook has more details you will need to complete the written evaluation. Watch the video and review the workbook. In this video we will discuss Overview of the equipment – Scissor Lift and Boom Lifts Load Capacity Inspections – Circle Checks completed daily

Video Demonstration of how to correctly rig and sling a load. Using: 2 Leg Method – Chocker Hold – Double Wrap 2 Leg Method -Chocker Hold – Single Wrap 4 Leg Method – Basket Hold