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    Boom Lift – Operator Safety (OSHA)

    The OSHA-compliant Boom Lift Operator Safety course provides the necessary classroom training for operators.

    Boom Lift – Operator Safety (OSHA)

    OVERVIEW OF COURSE

    Our Boom Lift – Operator Safety course is designed to meet OSHA’s prerequisites for classroom training for operators. The course includes quizzes throughout to ensure you’re ready for the final written test. Successful completion allows you to print your certificate and wallet card. Additionally, a checklist for your employer to observe your operation of the machine is provided.

    COURSE TOPICS

    The Boom Lift – Operator Safety course encompasses the following topics:

    • Introduction
    • Anatomy
    • Stability
    • Operations
    • Hazards
    • Conclusion

    DURATION OF ONLINE COURSE

    Estimated time of completion is 120 minutes

    MARK REQUIRED TO PASS

    Tests conducted throughout the Boom Lift – Operator Safety course are designed to reinforce the presented information. A minimum score of 80% is needed to pass the course. Participants are allowed three attempts to achieve the passing score.

    COMPLETION CERTIFICATE

    A completion certificate is readily available for download and printing upon successful completion of this online course.

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    Course Details

    Course Length

    This course will take roughly 120 minutes

    Passing Mark

    To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz

    Certificate

    Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print

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