MEWP & Cherry Picker Work at Height
MEWP & Cherry Picker Work at Height

steelTalks is a monthly series on topics of safety issues in working at height. The lectures are presented in a webinar format with a guest lecturer. In this webinar, we will investigate work at height when using MEWP’s and Cherry Pickers.

Occupational Safety and Health
MEWP & Cherry Picker Work at Height
Occupational Safety and Health
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Occupational Safety and Health

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Description

In this webinar we will investigate work at height when using MEWP’s and Cherry Pickers.

It is essential to understand the needs and requirements of using these types of equipment and how to ensure that you are protected from falls from heigh when using them.

We will look into different machine types and the fall hazards associated with them, what type of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) you need to consider using and the limitations the choices have.

We will also look at rescue and recovery in the event of a fall and why this an important topic.

Course content

MEWP & Cherry Picker Work at Height - Lecture by David Baker - STK0302205
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Certificate - STK0302550
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Learning Outcomes

  • Integrates emergency planning into production plans, maintenance outages, and construction work.
    3

  • Role of Safe Working Practices
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  • Conducts regular safety inspections of the work area to identify potential hazards, unsafe practices, or equipment issues.
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  • Knows and uses the appropriate personal protective equipment required for work tasks.
    1

Related Occupations

Process Safety Engineer

To support the identification, assessment, and control of process safety risks through the application of engineering principles, risk methodologies, and regulatory knowledge. The role ensures that systems, procedures, and designs meet process safety standards and contribute to safe, reliable, and compliant operations.

Process Safety Engineer

To support the identification, assessment, and control of process safety risks through the application of engineering principles, risk methodologies, and regulatory knowledge. The role ensures that systems, procedures, and designs meet process safety standards and contribute to safe, reliable, and compliant operations.

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