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Official IPAF Operator Training
Become a certified MEWP operator. Our comprehensive courses cover 3a (Scissor), 3b (Boom), and 1b (Static Boom) categories. Book your place today.
- PAL Card
- Safety Focus
- Global License
Operator Training Modules
We offer specific training for every type of powered access machine you might encounter on site.
Mobile Vertical (3a)
Training for scissor lifts and vertical platforms that can be driven while elevated. Essential for indoor maintenance, fit-outs, and warehousing.
Mobile Boom (3b)
Training for self-propelled booms (cherry pickers). Learn to control articulation and outreach to access difficult-to-reach areas over obstacles.
Static Boom (1b)
For vehicle-mounted platforms, trailers, and spider lifts that use outriggers for stability. Critical for highways, telecoms, and arboriculture.
Safety & Rescue
All operator courses include modules on risk assessment, pre-use inspection, harness awareness (for booms), and emergency lowering procedures.
Your IPAF License
The PAL Card is the most widely held and recognized proof of training for platform operators.
Global
Internationally Recognized
Valid on sites across the UK, Europe, and beyond. The PAL Card proves you have been trained to the highest safety standard.
ISO 18878 Compliant
Digital
ePAL App
Receive your license digitally on your phone via the ePAL app. Store your logbook and safety guides in one place.
Instant Verification
Valid
5 Years
Your operator license is valid for 5 years. We also offer renewal courses to keep your skills up to date.
Long-term Qualification
Operator Training Steps
From booking to certification in four easy steps.
1
Select Category
Choose 3a, 3b, 1b or a combination. The 3a & 3b Combo is our most popular course.
2
Theory Module
Complete the classroom learning covering legislation and safety. Can also be done via eLearning at home.
3
Practical Test
Demonstrate your skills on the machine under the supervision of an expert instructor.
4
Get Licensed
Pass the assessment and receive your digital PAL Card immediately.
Which Category?
Describe the machine you will use, and we’ll confirm the license required.
Note: Operators often need both 3a and 3b.
Why Train as an Operator?
Safety is the priority, but certification also boosts your career.
Site Access
Career Skills
Risk Reduction
Legal Compliance
The IPAF Standard
Why IPAF is the globally accepted benchmark for powered access training.
Best Practice
IPAF training is developed by industry experts and regulators to ensure the highest safety standards are met on sites worldwide.
Legislation
The course content ensures operators and employers comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act and the Work at Height Regulations.
Competence
Holding a PAL Card proves you have been assessed by a certified instructor and deemed competent to operate the specific category of equipment.
Operator Reviews
“I needed my 3a and 3b for a new job. The instructor was great, really helped me get confident with the controls.”
“The course was thorough but enjoyable. The practical test was fair and relevant to real site work.”
“Excellent training centre. Good machines and the digital card system is very convenient.”
Operator FAQ
Common questions about the operator course.
Do I need a driving license?
No, a standard driving license is not required for IPAF operator training (unless driving a truck-mounted platform on the road). You must be 16+ and physically fit.
How many categories can I do in a day?
You can typically complete two categories (e.g., 3a and 3b) in a single training day. Adding a third category usually requires an additional day.
What happens if I fail the theory?
Our instructors provide excellent tuition to help you pass. If you do fail the theory, you cannot proceed to the practical, but re-tests can be arranged.
Do I need to bring my own harness?
For boom lift training (3b/1b), a harness is required. We can usually provide one for the training day, but we recommend having your own fitted gear for work.