This course is aimed at project managers, foremen and supervisors working in a broad range of industries such as construction, facilities management, retail, airports and arboriculture who are or will be responsible for overseeing the use of MEWPs in the work place. There are no prerequisites for this course although a thorough knowledge of MEWPs is an advantage.
If you have any problems with literacy or language comprehension, or have any doubts about your fitness to use an MEWP, you must bring them to the attention of your employer. This need not preclude you from using MEWPs, provided your employer conducts an assessment and is able to put into place adequate measures, to take account of any difficulties you may have.
Successful delegates will receive an IPAF MEWPS for Managers ePAL license valid for 5 years from the course date. They will also gain an understanding of planning, supervising and managing the use of MEWPs in the workplace.
This certification does not give you competency to operate the machine.
As of June 2021, all successful delegates are registered through the IPAF Digital Card License Application (ePAL) system, making your IPAF certification accessible via the ePAL app on iOS and Android. This is inclusive within the course price.
Please note, physical IPAF certification and PAL card are not available for this course.
The agenda for the IPAF MEWPs for Managers course includes:
- Current legislation, regulation, best practice and standards.
- Different types and classifications of MEWPs
- Hire terms and conditions
- The importance of correct machine selection
- Selection of the correct PPE for the operator
- Safe use and operation of MEWPs
- Loading & unloading of MEWPs
- Identify misuse and abuse of MEWPs
- Planning and maintenance considerations
- Safe operating methods and hazard awareness
"Course taught very well, enjoyable day"
- Ben Atkins
"I enjoyed the course and its delivery"
- Daryl Green
"Superb. Staff Excellent. Facilities Excellent"
- Stewart Jennings
"The course content was concise and well presented. Thank you"
- Robert Sturges
"Very well presented. Was not “death by PowerPoint”. A boring subject made interesting"
- Gordon Oliver