ALC ALC Operator Certification & Training 2

Question 1

Under ANSI A92.22, what three components make up the aerial lift operator qualification process?

Accepted Answer

Formal instruction, hands-on training, and a competency evaluation

Answer

ANSI A92.22 defines operator qualification as successful completion of instruction, practical training, and a performance-based evaluation.

Question 2

Which of the following events triggers a mandatory retraining requirement for an aerial lift operator?

Accepted Answer

The operator is involved in a near-miss or accident while using the lift

Answer

Accidents and near-misses indicate a gap in knowledge or skill that retraining must address before the operator returns to the equipment.

Question 3

Who is qualified to conduct aerial lift operator training?

Accepted Answer

A person with the knowledge, training, and experience to recognize hazards and train others

Answer

ANSI A92.22 defines the trainer as a 'qualified' or 'competent' person—someone with demonstrated knowledge of the specific lift type and hazards.

Question 4

What should an operator do before using an aerial lift model they have never operated before?

Accepted Answer

Complete a familiarization review of the operator's manual and controls before elevating the platform

Answer

ANSI A92.22 requires operators to review model-specific controls, capacities, and hazards before first use of an unfamiliar machine.

Question 5

How long must aerial lift training records be retained by the employer?

Accepted Answer

For the duration of the employee's employment, at minimum

Answer

While OSHA does not specify an exact retention period for aerial lift records, best practice and some state laws require keeping them through the employment period.

ALC - Aerial Lift Certification Practice Test

ALC - Aerial Lift Certification Practice Test

ALC ALC Operator Certification & Training 2