Working at Height

IPAF Push Around Vertical (PAV)

The aim of this course is to provide delegates with the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and effectively manoeuvre and position the PAV machine.

Location

National

Accreditation

IPAF

Duration

1/2 Day

Valid for

5 Years

Funding

Supported by CITB grant

About this course

The IPAF Push Around Vertical (PAV) course will provide operatives and supervisors working with a PAV with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely manoeuvre and position the PAV machine.

The IPAF Push Around Vertical (PAV) course covers the following:

  • Safe operation of PAV and limitations of use
  • Pre-use checks, inspection and function tests
  • Emergency lowering
  • Planning the route before operating the PAV
  • Identifying the major components and their functions
  • Starting/stopping the PAV and the correct starting and shut down procedures
  • Manoeuvring the PAV
  • Basic operational practice
  • Achievement testing

Who this course is for

This course and their for any operatives, managers or supervisors who use or oversee the use of PAVs.

Delivery

This course is available at a number of venues across the UK. Please contact us for information.

Location

This course is available at a number of venues across the UK. Please contact us for information.

Certification

Delegates who already hold an IPAF PAL and practical have their logbook endorsed with this qualification. correct starting who do not hold an IPAF PAL card will receive a PAL photo IDCard, which remains valid for 5 years.

Assessment

This course and their through a combination of classroom-based theory and practical training.

Additional Information

It is desirable, although not compulsory, that delegates have some experience of driving as an indication of dexterity.

Check price and availability

  • A member of our training team will contact you with course details, locations and prices.

Entry Requirements

It is important that all delegates have a good understanding of spoken and written English.