OSHA-aligned MEWP (Mobile Elevating Work Platform) operator training covering aerial and scissor lifts under 29 CFR 1926.453, 29 CFR 1910.67, and ANSI A92.24. Self-paced online course, typically 50-70 minutes. Instant certificate download on passing. $59, valid 3 years. English and Spanish.
Order MEWP certification credits in advance from the Employer Portal, assign them to operators as you hire or schedule training, and track every certification and renewal date from one dashboard.
Pair this course with Workplace Safety Fundamentals (PPE, lockout/tagout awareness, electrical and fire safety, incident reporting) for $88 instead of $108 separately.
Add Hazard Communication training too for $119 instead of $157 separately -- for crews who also handle or work around chemicals.
OSHA requires MEWP operator training under 29 CFR 1910.67 and 29 CFR 1926.453, but points to ANSI A92.24 for the actual training content. This course covers the theoretical/classroom portion -- a workplace-specific practical evaluation by a qualified person at your worksite is also required.
Group A and Group B MEWPs across Types 1, 2 and 3, under the updated ANSI A92 classification -- covering both scissor lifts and boom/aerial lifts.
3 years, same as forklift certification, sourced from the ANSI A92.24 training standard. Retraining is expected sooner after an accident, unsafe operation, or reassignment to a different MEWP type.
No -- the updated ANSI standards also require training for supervisors overseeing MEWP operators and for occupants riding in the platform.
Employers order course credits in advance from the Employer Portal, with volume discounts up to 35% off starting at 5 credits, then assign credits to employees and track every operator's certification and renewal status from one dashboard.
Business/team pricing is also available for employers certifying multiple operators at once.
Related reading: OSHA MEWP Training Requirements: The Full Guide, MEWP vs. Aerial Lift Certification, How Long Is MEWP Certification Good For?, Scissor Lift vs. Boom Lift: Do You Need a Harness?
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