Book Your IPAF Operator E-Learning Course This theory element of IPAF Operator courses can be taken remotely as an e-learning option reducing the time spent at our training centre to around half a day. You will need access to either a computer with a web cam, or a tablet with camera to be able to complete the theory part of the test remotely using the e-learning option. The practical part of the course will still need to be completed at one of our training centres. The online IPAF Operator course enables trainees to become competent in driving MEWPs safely and correctly. The IPAF PAL Card is recognised by the HSE, CITB, HAE and the Major Contractors Group (MCG). It also satisfies the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and the PUWER Regulations 1998. IPAF's e-learning provides a flexible and enhanced online learning experience. It delivers the same high-quality theory training as in the classroom and can be completed on a range of devices, anytime, anywhere, at your own pace. Selecting the Right IPAF Categories If you are unsure which category of access platform you need, please contact our training department on 0808 1966 830 for advice. Static (1b) Mobile (3a) Boom (3b) PAV (Push Around) IPAF e-learning training for operators is available for all MEWP categories (1b, 3a & 3b) and takes around three hours to complete. The e-learning is broken into manageable sections that you can complete at your own pace, with the ability to save and resume anytime. Who Should Attend Anyone who operates a mobile elevating work platform requires a PAL Card, which must be renewed every 5 years. Over 90,000 MEWP operators are trained each year worldwide through IPAF’s network of approved training centres, including GT Access. Delivery Method This course is delivered online via e-learning. Course Duration Approximately 3 hours. Related Content PASMA Training Courses for Mobile Scaffold Tower Safety and Certification IPAF Powered Access Training Working at Height Courses CITB Courses SMSTS Courses SSSTS Courses Health and Safety for Managers The Importance of Construction Site Safety Fire Safety on Construction Sites Is Your Construction Site Hazardous to Health? Planning and Managing Construction Sites Safely Safe Construction Site Traffic Control Managing Scaffolding Dangers Play a Stronger Role in Health & Safety