General Requirements

"Mobile Elevating Work Platform Operator Training: The national standard with the code GB/T 27549-2011 specifies the following requirements for training and operator authorization:"

(1) Only appropriately trained and authorized personnel are permitted to operate aerial work platforms.

(2) The administrator of the aerial work vehicle is responsible for training operators, supervising the training of operators, or certifying that operators have received training in accordance with this standard.

Section II: Training Program

1. Basic Training Content

Please train the staff according to the following content:

(1) Select an appropriate aerial work vehicle.

(2) Operator's manual, warnings, operating instructions, and security rules established by administrators.

(3) Pre-startup inspection

(4) Factors Affecting Stability

Common Hazards and How to Avoid Them

(6) Workplace Inspections

(7) Common knowledge of all uses and functions of aerial work vehicle controls, including emergency controls.

(8) Use of personnel protection devices applicable to tasks, workplaces, and environments.

(9) Safe Operation

Transportation (if applicable)

Ensure the crane is used only with proper authorization.

Use of Faulty Elevated Work Platforms

Actual operation of aerial work vehicles.

2. Pre-job training for operation staff should include:

Before being authorized to operate designated high-altitude work, operators should be guided by qualified personnel and familiarize themselves with the following:

Manufacturer Warnings and Instructions

Specify the corresponding control functions of the elevated work vehicle.

Identify all safety device functions of the elevated work platform.

III. Training Management

General requirements

(1) A trainer should be someone with an acknowledged degree, certification, professional status, or relevant knowledge, who has undergone professional training organized by equipment manufacturers or industry educational institutions, and is experienced. They should be able to effectively demonstrate their ability to solve complex problems encountered in tasks, work, or projects.

(2) Trainees should demonstrate their theoretical knowledge and proficiency in practical operations to the assessors to prove their abilities.

(3) Preserve Records

(4) The operation records of the elevated work platform for trained personnel should be retained.

1) Certificates of Training Completion that meet these standards should be issued to qualified trainees.

2) The training validity period should be reflected.

3) The records should include the names of the training and retraining institutions, the names of the trainers and assessors, clearly specify the types of高空作业车 covered by the training, and the training dates.

4) These records should be retained at least throughout the validity of the training.

Ensure that operators receive training or retraining to maintain their competence. Retraining is required, but not limited to, the following situations:

(1) The training period has expired.

(2) Skill Degradation

(3) Extended inactivity with the高空作业车;

(4) New technology for elevated work platforms.

Ensure that operators are evaluated or re-evaluated to assess their skill levels. The following situations require evaluation or re-evaluation, but are not limited to:

(1) Post-training or retraining;

(2) The training period has expired.

Regular reviews of training, assessment, and record-keeping are conducted to ensure maintenance of acceptable standards.

2. Key Safety Assessment Indicators

"Mobile Elevating Work Platform Operator Training" GB/T 27549-2011 evaluates the following safety-related criteria:

(1) Familiarize with major hazards: tipping over (due to wind, ground conditions, load in the work basket), falls, collisions, etc.

(2) Familiarize yourself with the rules to minimize electrical shock risks.

(3) Proficient in determining load limits.

(4) Proficient in driving, traffic and parking regulations, as well as preventing unauthorized use.

(5) Proficient in selecting aerial work platforms based on rated load, working height, and working conditions.

(6) Familiarize with stability and usage guidelines.

(7) Familiarize with safety devices and general inspections and maintenance required.

(8) Familiarize with commands and movements associated with emergency control.

(9) Familiarize with the content and usage of manuals, signage, and labels.

(10) Familiarize yourself with pre-startup inspections.

(11) Familiarize yourself with the process of conducting workplace inspections.