Operator Training
Hands on safe operating training for your team, on your own machine.
So your team can run the machine safely
Aerial platforms turn dangerous quickly in the hands of someone who does not know them. Most incidents on site come not from machine failure but from how the machine is used: working on a slope, leaning out of the basket, loading beyond capacity, or not knowing the emergency lowering procedure. Operator training removes those.
Course content
- Machine classes and which one suits which job
- Pre use inspection checklist and ground assessment
- Control panel, ground control panel and emergency stop
- Load and person capacity, wind limits and slope limits
- Correct use of the harness and its anchor point
- Common mistakes, reviewed through real incident examples
- Emergency lowering after a power failure or fault
- Hands on operation on the machine itself
How the training runs
| Location | At your site, on the machine your team will use |
|---|---|
| Duration | One day, theory and practice combined |
| Group size | Up to eight people per group, to keep it effective |
| Language | Turkish, with English delivery on request |
| Outcome | A certificate of attendance for each participant |
About certification
What we deliver is practical operating training that lets your team use the machine safely and correctly, ending in a certificate of attendance. Where the work requires a national vocational qualification, that certificate is issued by authorised certification bodies; we advise you on which one applies and how the process works.
Training or operated rental?
For a short job, or a machine that will be used once, operated rental is more economical than training. If you have a team using machines regularly, training pays for itself within the first few months.
To schedule training, use the quote form with the number of participants and the machine type.