Aerial & Scissor Lift Training

Aerial and Scissor Lift Safety Certification Course — OSHA-Compliant, 100% Online

The Most Comprehensive Aerial and Scissor Lift Training Available

Earn your Aerial and Scissor Lift Certification online and meet OSHA requirements (29 CFR 1926.453 & 1910.67) for safe operation. This course is designed for operators, supervisors, and anyone working near aerial or scissor lifts, covering critical safety practices and hazard awareness.

Why Choose Our Aerial and Scissor Lift Training?

100% Online and Self-Paced — Train anytime, anywhere, on any device.

Covers OSHA Standards & ANSI Requirements — Including OSHA 1926 Subpart L (Scaffolds) and ANSI A92 standards.

Immediate Certificate and Operator Card — Download your certificate instantly upon passing.

Unlimited Quiz Attempts — Learn at your own pace until you pass.

Affordable Pricing & Group Discounts — Save more when you train your entire team.

Interactive, Engaging Content — Videos, animations, and real-world scenarios to boost retention.

Who Needs Aerial and Scissor Lift Certification?

Anyone who operates or works around aerial lifts (boom lifts, bucket trucks, cherry pickers) or scissor lifts must be trained and certified according to OSHA. Common roles include:

Construction workers

Maintenance and facility staff

Warehouse personnel

Electricians

Painters and sign installers

Safety managers and supervisors

Course Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

Identify different types of aerial lifts and scissor lifts and their proper uses.

Recognize and control common workplace hazards associated with lifts.

Understand OSHA and ANSI safety standards and employer responsibilities.

Perform pre-operation inspections and function tests.

Apply safe operating procedures, including fall protection requirements.

Understand load capacity, stability, and safe movement practices.

Respond effectively to emergency situations.

Course Outline

1️⃣  Introduction to Aerial and Scissor Lifts

2️⃣  OSHA and ANSI Standards Overview

3️⃣  Types and Components of Aerial and Scissor Lifts

4️⃣  Workplace Hazard Identification and Control

5️⃣  Pre-Use Inspection and Maintenance

6️⃣  Safe Operating Procedures and Best Practices

7️⃣  Fall Protection and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

8️⃣  Emergency Procedures and Rescue Plans

9️⃣  Final Exam and Certification

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is an aerial lift?

An aerial lift is a mobile platform used to elevate workers to high areas. Examples include boom lifts, cherry pickers, and bucket trucks.

Are scissor lifts considered aerial lifts?

Yes. Scissor lifts are a type of aerial lift that move vertically using a crisscrossing metal support system.

What OSHA standards cover aerial and scissor lifts?

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.453 and 1910.67 cover aerial lifts. Scissor lifts are regulated under OSHA’s scaffolding standards (1926.451), but are also commonly treated as aerial lifts.

Does this training expire?

Yes. Refresher training is required when workplace hazards change or after an incident. Many employers recommend re-training every 3 years.

How long does it take to complete?

Most students finish in about 1–2 hours, but you have up to 90 days to complete.

Is this course OSHA certified?

Our course is designed to help meet OSHA’s training requirements, but OSHA does not "certify" courses. Successful completion provides a certificate that satisfies employer documentation needs