IPAF OP: Mobile Vertical/Mobile Boom/Static Boom 3A 3B 1B

Locations

• Aberdeen
• Birmingham (HVO)
• Bristol (HVO)
• Cardiff
• Durham (HVO)
• Edinburgh (HVO)
• Glasgow (HVO)
• Leeds
• Leicester
• London Brentwood LX
• London East (HVO)
• Luton
• Manchester (HVO)
• Southampton (HVO)

The IPAF 3A, 3B, & 1B training course is designed to teach you how to operate a range of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) including scissor lifts, boom lifts and static boom lifts.  

Course Objectives

This programme is designed for the operators of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) and those looking to renew their operator licences. The course will consist of classroom based tutorials, demonstrations and practical and written tests.

Who should attend the IPAF 3A 3B 1B training course? 

This programme is designed for the operators of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) – including static booms, mobile booms, and scissor lifts - and those looking to renew their operator licences.  

IPAF Certification

Successful candidates will receive the 1B, 3A and 3B IPAF qualifications, and an IPAF Certificate of Training for these. These will both be accessible via the IPAF ePAL app, available on Android and iOS smartphones, which also includes a logbook and safety information. If a physical PAL card and certificate are required these must be arranged with the training department prior to the course start date, at an additional charge of £15 plus VAT.

Who Should Attend

This programme is designed for the operators of MEWPs, renewal of PAL cards or for those looking to learn how to operate MEWPs. The course will consist of classroom based tutorials, demonstrations and practical and written tests.

IPAF Training from Nationwide Platforms

As Europe’s largest provider of IPAF training we have the knowledge, experience and expertise to help you work more safely and productively at height. We also offer IPAF courses such as the IPAF 3a and 3b Operator Training Course which as well as covering mobile vertical & mobile booms includes static booms.