IPAF Training in Surrey:
Accredited Courses
If you’re looking for professional IPAF training in Surrey, Advanced Access Platforms provides accredited courses for businesses and individuals who need to operate powered access equipment safely and confidently.
Based in Sutton
We regularly work with customers throughout Surrey, as well as London and the surrounding areas.Whether you’re training new operators or renewing existing qualifications, our experienced instructors deliver practical, industry recognised training that helps improve safety and support compliance with UK legislation. We regularly work with customers throughout Surrey, as well as London and the surrounding areas.Whether you’re training new operators or renewing existing qualifications, our experienced instructors deliver practical, industry recognised training that helps improve safety and support compliance with UK legislation.
Our IPAF training courses cover:
- Safe operation of powered access equipment
- Pre-use inspections and daily safety checks
- Risk assessment and hazard awareness
- Emergency lowering procedures
- Safe working practices at height
- Operator responsibilities under current health and safety legislation
Each course combines classroom learning with practical training and assessment, ensuring delegates leave with the confidence to operate equipment safely in real working environments.
Employers have a legal responsibility to ensure that anyone using powered access equipment has received appropriate training.
Our IPAF courses help businesses across Surrey comply with key UK legislation, including:
- Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER)
- Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER)
- Health and Safety at Work etc. Act (HASWA)
- Work at Height Regulations (WAHR)
Investing in recognised IPAF training helps reduce workplace risks while demonstrating your commitment to employee safety.
To make training as convenient as possible, we offer:
- Training at our Sutton training centre
- On-site training at customer premises across Surrey (where suitable facilities are available)
- Courses for individuals and groups
- Flexible scheduling to fit around your business
Our team will help you arrange training that suits your workforce and project deadlines.
Working at height remains one of the leading causes of workplace accidents, making proper operator training essential. IPAF training equips delegates with the knowledge and practical skills to safely operate Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs), including scissor lifts and cherry pickers.
Successful candidates receive a PAL Card (Powered Access Licence), an internationally recognised qualification that demonstrates competence and is widely accepted acrossthe construction, maintenance and facilities management industries.
Book IPAF Training in Surrey
If you’re looking for reliable IPAF training in Surrey, Advanced Access Platforms is here to help.
Contact our team today to discuss your requirements, arrange a course and ensure your operators have the skills and qualifications needed to work safely at height.
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