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IPAF TRAINING BATH

If you're looking for IPAF training in Bath, you've come to the right place. IPAF courses offer the best route to certification, equipping you with the crucial skills and knowledge needed for the safe and efficient operation of mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) on-site. After completing your IPAF training in Somerset, you'll receive an IPAF PAL card, recognised by leading contracting groups and meeting the requirements of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and PUWER 1998.

This certification is valid for five years before it needs renewal, and many employers require both IPAF training and a valid PAL card as part of their hiring process. GTAccess provides flexible training schedules, including weekends, evenings and online options to fit your needs. Explore our website to discover the wide range of courses offered at our Bath location.

We also offer a great selection of new and used powered access platforms for hire or purchase, and with our intelligent machine advisor tool, you can be assured you select the right equipment for your projects.

 

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Powered access IPAF courses in Bath

GTAccess provides a comprehensive selection of authorised boom and scissor lift training, including Operator Training, IPAF Load/Unload, Harness Safety and more.




IPAF Operator Training

The goal of the Operator Training course is to instruct on safe and efficient driving, performing pre-inspections and executing emergency descents across various types of access platforms.

IPAF Load/Unload

The IPAF Load/Unload course provides instruction on the safe and efficient loading, transportation, and unloading of plant machinery, with a strong emphasis on accident prevention.

IPAF Harness Training

Learn how to properly select, inspect and safely use a harness and adjustable lanyard when operating boom-type mobile elevating work platforms (1b and 3b).

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Book your IPAF 3a and 3b course in Bath today!


If you want to become certified to operate scissor lifts, boom lifts and more, book one of our comprehensive scissor and boom lift training courses near you.

IPAF 3a 

The IPAF 3a course is specifically designed to train operators on the safe use of mobile vertical (3a) machines, including cherry pickers and vertical personnel platforms.

IPAF 3b 

Our IPAF 3b training covers the safe operation, manoeuvring and compliance requirements for mobile boom (3b) machines, including telescopic boom lifts.

 



Got more questions about IPAF training in Somerset?

Why do your employees need IPAF training?

IPAF training in Bath is essential for your employees to ensure they operate mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) safely and efficiently. It reduces the risk of accidents, ensures compliance with health and safety regulations and enhances overall job performance. Certified operators also meet industry standards, making them more valuable to your business.

What other locations do you serve?

GTAccess offer their superb range of industry accredited courses, including IPAF training, Health & Safety, First Aid & Mental Health, PASMA Mobile Access and more, at our many handily located training centres across the country. We have centres in Bodmin, Brentwood, Bridgend, Bromsgrove, Gloucester, Hailsham, Peterborough, Shrewsbury, Stoke on Trent and the Birmingham NEC.

Are there any other safety training courses available in Bath?

Yes, scissor lift and boom training are not our only instructional course available at the training centre. We also offer PASMA Mobile access courses, CITB Site Safety Plus, First Aid & Mental Health, Health & Safety and more. Please visit our training page to explore our range of courses for each subject and discover the ideal training for you and your team.

Is it possible to fail an IPAF course?

Yes, it is possible to fail an IPAF course. Participants must demonstrate both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to pass. If they do not meet the required standards in the written test or practical assessment, they may fail. However, additional training and reassessment can be arranged to help them succeed.




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Get in touch with a member of our expert team to discuss your IPAF training in Bath, find your local depot or request information on the ideal equipment for your industry.

 

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