Working at height from an aerial platform: who we train and what they learn
An aerial platform on an Odesa street: a worker in the basket is working next to trees and overhead lines. This job requires two qualifications, platform operator and work at height, and both are available at our centre.
A familiar sight for anyone in Odesa: the orange boom of an aerial platform, a basket under the plane-tree canopy, a worker in a high-visibility vest. Trimming branches near overhead lines, repairing street lighting, facade and municipal jobs are all work at height, done from a truck-mounted platform without scaffolding.
Not everyone is allowed to do this job. The platform operator must hold a qualification certificate, and everyone who goes up in the basket must complete training and a knowledge check under the Occupational Safety Rules for Work at Height (NPAOP 0.00-1.15-07). Without these documents the crew will not be allowed on site, and the company risks a fine during a labour inspection.
Our centre covers both: the aerial platform operator course with practice on real equipment, and work-at-height and rope-access training for installers, electricians, municipal crews and industrial climbers. For companies we run group training with protocols and certificates.
Sign up by phone or through the form on the website. Groups start continuously: the operator course takes from two weeks, work-at-height certification from one week.
