Aerial Lift training by Versalift

Available Courses

Operating the Versalift Telescopic Aerial Lifts (TEL SERIES)

Telescopic

Popular Units: TEL-29-I

The purpose of this course is to provide a clear and comprehensive overview of how to inspect, orient and safely operate a Versalift Telescopic Aerial Lift. Beyond the important task sets of daily visual inspection and safe operation and orientation of the lift, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with the decals, placards and operator manual that are unique to Telescopic units, as well as learn emergency procedures, including lowering the lift if the operator is incapacitated or the lift itself becomes inoperable.

The all-new and innovative Versalift Aerial Lift Training interactive learning environment is designed to be an engaging and valuable experience while providing a framework for all of the necessary safety and operating procedures for the Versalift Telescopic Series of truck-mounted aerial lifts. Please note that completion of this course does not authorize a person to operate a Telescopic Series bucket truck. Authorization to operate any lift may only come once competency in operation has been demonstrated, and then it may only be granted by an authorized person at the place of business.

Module descriptions

Introduction – In this brief introductory module, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with the key terms and basic concepts that apply to operating a Versalift Tel series bucket truck. This module provides the foundational information that a learner will need to be successful throughout this course.
Telescopic Aerial Lift – Daily Visual Inspection – In this module, learners will become familiar with how to locate and use a Versalift Tel 29 daily pre-start inspection checklist, become familiar with placards and decals, and describe next steps if the daily pre-start inspection reveals potential problems.
Operating the Telescopic Aerial Lift – Once they have completed this module, learners will be able to inspect their worksite and correctly orient the aerial lift, accounting for the factors that can affect overall safety and stability. Aerial lift training participants will also be able to identify controls and describe lower and upper control operations. Additionally, participants will become familiar with proper start-up and stowing procedures.
Emergency Procedures for Telescopic Aerial Lifts – At completion of this module, aerial lift training participants will be able to describe procedures for lowering an inoperable lift on a Versalift Tel series aerial lift, including the use of manual rotation and holding valves, and using the engine start/stop control. Several emergency scenarios are covered. Aerial lift training participants will also become familiar with required actions after using any emergency procedure.
Telescopic Aerial Lift Safety – In this module, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with the major safety risks of operating the Versalift Tel series of aerial lifts, and they will learn how to minimize those risks to ensure the safest working environment possible. Because safety is our primary concern, all participants will be required to work through a thorough and detailed safety module.

Authorization to Operate – This module contains an authorization form for using a Versalift Tel series aerial lift. Authorization to operate a lift may only be given by a qualified person at the employer’s place of business, for a specific device make and model. In order to receive formal authorization, an aerial lift training participant must demonstrate to a qualified person at their place of business their proficiency in safely inspecting, orienting and operating the aerial lift.

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Operating the Versalift Non- Insulated Articulating Telescopic Aerial Lift (SST SERIES)

Articulated Telescopic

Popular Units: SST-36-NE

The SST line of Articulated Telescopic Aerial Lifts is one of Versalift's most popular. The SST course covers a comprehensive overview of operation of this unit type including recheck requirements, safety, and preventative maintenance.

Course synopsis –

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the inspection, orientation and safely processes that are required in order to operate Versalift SST series articulated telescopic aerial lifts. Beyond inspection and safe operation, aerial lift training participants will be tested on their familiarity with the decals, placards and customized operator manual that are designed and compiled for each Versalift articulating telescopic aerial lift. Additionally, aerial lift training participants will learn emergency procedures, including lowering the lift if it becomes inoperable.

The Versalift online learning environment has been developed with the purpose of providing the necessary procedures for the safe operation of Versalift articulating telescopic aerial lifts. Designed to be a fun, engaging and, most of all, memorable experience, Versalift training revolutionizes the way that bucket truck technicians approach new equipment.

Completion of this, or any, course does not authorize a person to operate a Versalift SST aerial lift. Authorization to operate the lift may only come once competency in operation has been demonstrated, and may only be given by a person authorized to do so at their place of business.

Module descriptions

- Introduction – In this brief introductory module, aerial lift training participants will have an opportunity to learn the key terms and basic concepts that apply to Versalift articulating telescopic aerial lifts. The introductory module delivers learners the foundational terminology and understanding that they will need to be successful throughout this aerial lift training course.
- Articulating Telescopic Aerial Lift – Daily Visual Inspection – In this module, aerial lift training participants will be required to locate and use their unique Versalift articulating telescopic aerial lift manual in order to become familiar with its daily pre-start inspection checklist. Additionally, aerial lift training participants will work to become familiar with placards and decals on the aerial lift and vehicle, and be able to describe next steps if a daily inspection reveals potential problems.
- Operating the Articulating Telescopic Aerial Lift – Once aerial lift training participants have completed this module, they will be able to critically inspect their worksite, surveying the area for hazards, and correctly orient a Versalift articulating telescopic bucket truck, accounting for any environmental or situational factors that may affect its stability or general safety. Aerial lift training participants will also be able to virtually practice, and describe, lower and upper control operations. Additionally, all aerial lift training participants will be tested on the proper start-up and stowing procedures for their Versalift truck-mounted aerial lift.
- Articulating Telescopic Aerial Lift – Emergency Procedures – At the completion of the Emergency Procedures module, aerial lift training participants will be able to describe the sequence of procedures for correctly lowering an inoperable lift on a Versalift SST series bucket truck. Aerial lift training participants will be tested on a number of procedures, including using manual rotation and holding valves and using the engine start/stop control. Aerial lift training participants also have several opportunities to demonstrate that they have learned the required actions after following any emergency procedure with a Versalift SST articulating telescopic bucket truck.
- Articulating Telescopic Aerial Lift – Safety – In this module, aerial lift training participants will review and understand the major safety risks of operating a Versalift SST aerial lift. Additionally, they will learn how to minimize those risks to ensure the safest working environment possible. This module varies somewhat depending upon the industry for which the aerial lift is purposed. For example, Versalift SST aerial lifts that are designed for the electric power distribution industry are equipped with advanced, dielectrically secure insulation systems. As a result of these important distinctions, learning modules will be adjusted based upon the specific needs of enrolled aerial lift training participants.
- Authorization to Operate – This module contains a test that covers the Versalift SST aerial lift information covered in the first five modules of the online course. Authorization to operate a lift may only be given for a specific device, make and model, and given by a qualified person at the employer’s place of business. In order to receive formal authorization, an aerial lift training participant must demonstrate mastery of all of the material in this course, and a high level of proficiency in safely regarding the inspection, orientation and operation of the aerial lift.

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Operating the Versalift Side by Side Articulating Telescopic Aerial Lift (VST SERIES)

Articulated Telescopic

Popular Units: VST-36-I

This course gives aerial lift training participants a complete and interactive overview of how to inspect, orient and safely operate Versalift VST series aerial lifts. While daily inspection and safe operation of the unit are essential to this course, aerial lift training participants will also learn, and be tested upon, the unique set of decals, placards and operational manual that are part of every Versalift VST vehicle- mounted aerial lift. Each person who enrolls in this course will be required to complete and pass a module on emergency procedures, which includes several situational emergencies such as lowering the lift if it becomes inoperable, or if there is an incapacitated operator at the platform.

The Versalift interactive learning and training platform is designed to be highly interactive and engaging, and has been structured to provide all of the necessary safety and operational procedures for Versalift VST aerial lifts, and to be a fun and fast-paced experience to aerial lift training participants.

Completion of this course does not mean that an aerial lift training participant is authorized to operate a Versalift VST aerial lift. Authorization to operate the lift may only be granted once competency in operation has been demonstrated, and then it may only be given by a person authorized to do so at their place of business.

Module descriptions

- Introduction – In a brief introductory module to this course on safely operating a Versalift VST aerial lift, aerial lift training participants will spend time exploring the key terms and basic concepts that apply to Versalift VST aerial lifts. Key terminology is foundational knowledge, and aerial lift training participants will need to have more than a basic familiarity with all of it in order to achieve success in taking, and passing, this course.
- Versalift VST Aerial Lift – Daily Visual Inspection – In this module, aerial lift training participants will locate and use the VST daily pre-start inspection checklist, which is always located in every unit’s unique Versalift VST operational manual. Aerial lift training participants will also become familiar with placards and decals, and be clear in describing any required next steps if an inspection reveals, or hints at, potential problems with the equipment.
- Operating the Versalift VST Aerial Lift – After aerial lift training participants have completed this module, they will be able to conduct a thorough inspection of a worksite, and correctly orient a Versalift VST aerial lift for optimal safety. This includes accounting for any situational or environmental factors that may affect the equipment’s stability. Aerial lift training participant will also be able to both practice and describe lower and upper control operations. Additionally, training participants will learn, and be evaluated upon, the proper start-up and stowing procedures for Versalift VST series aerial lifts.
- Emergency Procedures for the Versalift VST Aerial Lift – Upon completion of this Emergency Procedures learning module, aerial lift training participants will be able to clearly explain a group of sequenced procedures for safely lowering an inoperable lift on any Versalift VST series bucket truck. This group of sequences includes using manual rotation and holding valves, as well as understanding correct use of the engine start/stop control. Aerial lift training participants must also be able to recite the required sets of actions for the Versalift VST aerial lift after following any emergency procedure.
- Versalift VST Aerial Lift Safety – In this interactive module, which includes multiple quizzes, aerial lift training participants will learn the set of major safety concerns involved with operating a Versalift VST aerial lift. Aerial lift training participant will be required to explain how to minimize those risks to ensure the safest working environment possible. As each type of Versalift equipment is different, there is variability in each safety training module. In the case of Versalift VST aerial lifts, material handling and insulation are options for which aerial lift training participants can be prepared.

Authorization to Operate – This final learning module contains a comprehensive review of the operational and safety information covered in the Versalift VST series coursework. Authorization to operate a lift may only be given for a specific make and model, and it must be conferred by a qualified person at the employer’s place of business. In order to receive formal authorization, an aerial lift training participant must demonstrate proficiency in safely inspecting, orienting and operating the aerial lift.

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Operating the Overcenter Articulating Telescopic Aerial Lift (VO SERIES)

Overcenter

Popular Units: VO-43-I

Aerial lift training participants will receive a clear and complete overview of how to fully inspect, safely orient and confidently operate Versalift Overcenter articulating telescopic aerial lifts. Beginning with daily inspection and safe operation, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with, and be quizzed upon, the decals, placards and unique operator manual, as well as learn emergency procedures. Emergency procedures training includes several scenarios involving lowering the lift if it, for any number of reasons, becomes inoperable.

The Versalift online interactive learning environment is designed to be the most engaging aerial lift training program available to organizations across several industries, and especially in the electric utility and telecommunications industries. Versalift aerial lift training provides a complete set of necessary safety and operating procedures for the Versalift Overcenter series of truck-mounted articulating telescopic aerial lifts. This program revolutionizes bucket truck training, making it a fun, engaging and memorable experience.

Module descriptions

- Introduction to the Versalift VO Series – In this brief introduction to the Versalift Overcenter aerial lift, training participants will have an opportunity to familiarize themselves with the key terminology and fundamental concepts that apply to Versalift Overcenter bucket trucks. The concepts and terms learned, or reviewed, here provide a foundation that participants will need if they intend to be successful throughout this course.
- Versalift VO Series – Daily Visual Inspection – In the Daily Visual Inspection module, aerial lift training participants will learn how to locate and utilize the VO daily pre-start inspection checklist in their unique Versalift VO operational manual. Beyond daily inspection, learners will become familiar with the placards and decals located on the lift and vehicle. At the conclusion of the module, aerial lift training participants will be able to accurately describe the important next steps if an inspection reveals any potential service or maintenance problems.
- Operating the Versalift VO Series of Aerial Lifts – Once aerial lift training participants have completed this module, they will be able to inspect their worksite so as to correctly orient the VO bucket truck, accounting for any environmental factors that may affect its stability. Aerial lift training participants will also be able to describe basic lower and upper control operations. Additionally, training participants will learn proper start-up and stowing procedures.
- Emergency Procedures for the Versalift VO Series – At completion of this in-depth module, aerial lift training participants will be able to describe procedures for lowering an inoperable lift on any unit in the Versalift Overcenter series of aerial lifts, using manual rotation and holding valves, and using the engine start/stop control. Participants will also learn the sets of required actions that operators must take after implementing any emergency procedure.
- Versalift VO Series – Safety – In this module, aerial lift training participants will learn the major safety hazards involved in operating a VO series aerial lift, and you further learn how to minimize those risks to ensure the safest working environment possible. Safety training is crucial to the safe and effective operation of any aerial lift.

Authorization to Operate – This module contains a test on the information provided to ensure the safe operation of the VO series of Versalift bucket trucks. Authorization to operate any Versalift aerial lift may only be given for a specific unit make and model, and then only given by a qualified person at their place of business. In order to receive formal authorization, aerial lift training participants must be able to successfully demonstrate proficiency in safely inspecting, orienting and operating the aerial lift.

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Operating a Telescoping Bucket Van (VANTEL SERIES)

Van Mounted Aerial Lift

Popular Units: VANTEL-29-N

This course gives aerial lift training participants a clear and comprehensive overview of how to thoroughly inspect, correctly orient and safely operate the Versalift Vantel series of van-mounted aerial lifts. Beyond the tools and processes of inspection and safe operation, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with the safety decals and placards, gain an understanding of each unit’s unique operator manual, and learn a set of emergency procedures, including lowering the lift if it becomes inoperable, or the operator at the platform becomes incapacitated.

The Versalift Aerial Lift Training interactive learning environment is designed to provide an engaging experience in order to successfully communicate the necessary safety and operating procedures for the Versalift Vantel series of van-mounted aerial lifts, and to be a fun and memorable experience.

Module descriptions

- Introduction to Versalift Vantel Bucket Vans – In this brief introductory module, aerial lift training participants will have the opportunity to learn the key terminology and basic concepts that apply to safely inspecting, orienting and operating the Versalift series of Vantel bucket vans. The first module contains fundamental information that aerial lift training participants will need to be successful throughout the entirety of this course.
- Versalift Vantel – Daily Visual Inspection – In this module, aerial lift training participants will locate and refer to the unique Versalift Vantel daily pre-start inspection checklist, become familiar with the entire set of placards and decals on the aerial lift itself, and be able to describe the necessary set of next steps if an inspection reveals, or even hints at, potential problems.
- Operating the Versalift Vantel Aerial Lift – Once aerial lift training participants have completed this module, they will be able to competently inspect their worksites and correctly orient the Vantel, accounting for any physical or environmental factors that may affect its safety and stability. Training program participants will also be able to study and then describe a basic set of lower and upper control operations. Additionally, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with proper aerial lift start-up and stowing procedures.
- Versalift Vantel – Emergency Procedures – At completion of this module, aerial lift training participants will be able to describe procedures for lowering an inoperable lift on the Versalift series of Vantel bucket vans, using advanced, and manual, methods, including manual rotation and bleeding holding valves, as well as using the engine start/stop control. Training program participants will also learn the set of required actions that an operator must take after using any emergency procedure.
- Versalift Vantel Series – Safety – In this module, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with the major safety risks of operating the Versalift series of Vantel aerial lifts. Participants in the aerial lift training program will further will learn how to minimize all risks so as to ensure the safest working environment possible.

Authorization to Operate – This module contains a test of the Vantel information covered throughout the course. Authorization to operate a lift may only be given for a specific device make and model, and then only given by a qualified person at their place of business. In order to receive formal authorization, aerial lift training participants must demonstrate, to a level of satisfaction at their workplace, proficiency in safely inspecting, orienting and operating the aerial lift.

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Operating a Digger Derrick (TMD SERIES)

Digger Derricks

Popular Units: TMD-2042-B and TMD-4060-T

This course gives digger derrick training participants a clear and comprehensive overview of how to thoroughly inspect, correctly orient and safely operate a Versalift Digger Derrick. Beyond the tools and processes of inspection and safe operation, digger derrick training participants will become familiar with the safety decals and placards, gain an understanding of each unit’s unique operator manual, and learn a set of crucial emergency procedures.

The Versalift Training and interactive learning environment is designed to provide an engaging experience in order to successfully communicate the necessary safety and operating procedures for the Versalift series of digger derricks, and to be a fun and memorable experience.

Module descriptions

Introduction to Versalift TMD Digger Derricks – In this brief introductory module, digger derrick training participants will have the opportunity to learn the key terminology and basic concepts that apply to safely inspecting, orienting and operating the Versalift series of TMD digger derricks. The first module contains fundamental information that training participants will need to be successful throughout the entirety of this course.
Versalift Digger Derrick – Daily Visual Inspection – In this module, aerial lift training participants will locate and refer to the unique Versalift Vantel daily pre-start inspection checklist, become familiar with the entire set of placards and decals on the aerial lift itself, and be able to describe the necessary set of next steps if an inspection reveals, or even hints at, potential problems.
Operating the Versalift Digger Derrick – Once digger derrick training participants have completed this module, they will be able to competently inspect their worksites and correctly orient the equipment, accounting for any physical or environmental factors that may affect its safety and stability. Training program participants will study and describe a basic set of lower and upper control operations. Digger derrick training participants will also become familiar with proper start-up and stowing procedures.
Versalift Digger Derrick – Emergency Procedures – At completion of this module, aerial lift training participants will be able to describe procedures for the Versalift series of digger derricks, using advanced, and manual, methods, including manual rotation and bleeding holding valves, as well as using the engine start/stop control. Training program participants will also learn the set of required actions that an operator must take after using any emergency procedure.
Versalift Series of Digger Derricks – Safety – In this module, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with the major safety risks of operating the Versalift series of digger derricks. Participants in the training program will further will learn how to minimize all risks so as to ensure the safest working environment possible.
Authorization to Operate – This module contains a test of the Digger Derrick information covered throughout the course. Authorization to operate a lift may only be given for a specific device make and model, and then only given by a qualified person at their place of business. In order to receive formal authorization, aerial lift training participants must demonstrate, to a level of satisfaction at their workplace, proficiency in safely inspecting, orienting and operating the aerial lift.

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Operating the Cable Placer Unit (STP SERIES)

Cable Placer

Popular Units: STP-36-NE

This course gives digger derrick training participants a clear and comprehensive overview of how to thoroughly inspect, correctly orient and safely operate a Versalift Cable Placer. Beyond the tools and processes of inspection and safe operation, cable placer training participants will become familiar with the safety decals and placards, gain an understanding of each unit’s unique operator manual, and learn a set of crucial emergency procedures.

The Versalift Training and interactive learning environment is designed to provide an engaging experience in order to successfully communicate the necessary safety and operating procedures for the Versalift series of cable placers, and to be a fun and memorable experience.

Module descriptions

Introduction to Versalift Cable Placers – In this brief introductory module, digger derrick training participants will have the opportunity to learn the key terminology and basic concepts that apply to safely inspecting, orienting and operating the Versalift series of cable placers. The first module contains fundamental information that training participants will need to be successful throughout the entirety of this course.
Versalift Cable Placer – Daily Visual Inspection – In this module, aerial lift training participants will locate and refer to the Versalift cable placer’s daily pre-start inspection checklist, become familiar with the entire set of placards and decals on the aerial lift itself, and be able to describe the necessary set of next steps if an inspection reveals, or even hints at, potential problems.
Operating the Versalift Cable Placer – Once cable placer training participants have completed this module, they will be able to competently inspect their worksites and correctly orient the equipment, accounting for any physical or environmental factors that may affect its safety and stability. Training program participants will study and describe a basic set of lower and upper control operations. Cable placer training participants will also become familiar with proper start-up and stowing procedures.
Versalift Cable Placers – Emergency Procedures – At completion of this module, aerial lift training participants will be able to describe procedures for the Versalift series of digger derricks, using advanced, and manual, methods, including manual rotation and bleeding holding valves, as well as using the engine start/stop control. Training program participants will also learn the set of required actions that an operator must take after using any emergency procedure.
Versalift Series of Cable Placers – Safety – In this module, aerial lift training participants will become familiar with the major safety risks of operating the Versalift series of cable placers. Participants in the training program will further will learn how to minimize all risks so as to ensure the safest working environment possible.
Authorization to Operate – This module contains a test of the Cable Placer information covered throughout the course. Authorization to operate a lift may only be given for a specific device make and model, and then only given by a qualified person at their place of business. In order to receive formal authorization, aerial lift training participants must demonstrate, to a level of satisfaction at their workplace, proficiency in safely inspecting, orienting and operating the aerial lift.

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Maintenance Training

Articulated Telescopic , Cable Placer , Digger Derricks , Non-Overcenter , Overcenter , Telescopic , Van Mounted Aerial Lift

Popular Units:

Maintenance training for all lifts manufactured by Versalift is available. Please contact our team directly to set up a consultation.

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