Aerial Lift Safety Training in Ottawa, ON
Every elevated job comes with risk—but risk doesn’t have to come with uncertainty. Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWPs), like boom lifts and scissor lifts, are used every day across Ottawa in construction zones, warehouse aisles, city streets, and more. But icy winters, wind gusts, and visibility challenges turn routine tasks into dangerous work. That’s why aerial lift safety training in Ottawa, ON, isn’t optional—it’s essential.
Our Aerial Lift Safety Training (MEWPs – OSHA Compliant) is built to equip your team with the confidence, skills, and certification to operate safely and legally. Whether you’re managing a bustling jobsite or running weekend maintenance crews, we help you protect your people and your business.
Here’s what makes our training a must-have:
- Covers boom lifts, scissor lifts & vertical platforms
- Addresses real Ottawa hazards like icy conditions
- Meets OSHA and CSA standards—no more guessing
- Available 24/7 to suit your schedule
Operators learn not just how to use the equipment—but how to respond in emergencies, avoid tip-overs, and prevent common mistakes that cost lives and livelihoods. Our courses close the gap between knowledge and real-world safety, especially for new hires and short-term workers.
Plus, for those seeking MEWP training online in Ottawa, ON, we’ve made it easier than ever to get trained without losing time on the job. With Can Am Workplace Training, safety starts before the lift goes up—and lasts long after it comes down.
Training Built for Real Workplaces
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FAQs
We cover all major MEWP types, including boom lifts, scissor lifts, and vertical mast lifts, with modules on safe operation, inspections, and emergency responses.
Yes. Our entire course—including training, test, and certificate—is available online. You can complete everything at your own pace, from any location, anytime.
Absolutely. Our training is specifically designed for Ottawa-based workers, addressing local weather risks while staying compliant with both OSHA and CSA standards.
