MEWP Training Successfully Completed – Safety First, Always

   The team recently completed Mobile Elevated Work Platform (MEWP) training, covering both classroom learning and hands-on practical drills. Led by Safety Manager Siarhei Rushynski, the training focused on real-world scenarios and reinforcing safe work practices. This effort reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a strong safety culture and ensuring every job is done safely and efficiently.

 


Why MEWP Practical Drills Matter❓

Theory is essential, but safety in the field demands more than just knowledge. Our practical drills provided real-world simulation of:
🔃 Safe maneuvering of boom lifts and scissor lifts
👷‍♂️ Proper use of fall protection gear
🕹️ Emergency lowering procedures
⚠️ Awareness of overhead and ground-level hazards
👥 Effective team communication during aerial operations
These real-time drills prepare our team for the physical and mental demands of working at height, ensuring that everyone is confident and capable before stepping on a lift.

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Safety Talks with Field Technicians

An equally important part of this training was the open discussion with our field technicians. They face the hazards firsthand. These conversations focused on:
– Putting safety before speed: No job is urgent enough to justify cutting corners.
– Accountability: Each technician is responsible not only for their own safety but also for their team.
– Protecting the company: Unsafe practices risk injuries, lost contracts, and legal issues.
We emphasized that safety is not a rule—it’s a value. It protects lives, secures careers, and builds trust with our clients.


🌟 Looking Ahead

With this MEWP certification, our crew is now even more prepared to work efficiently and safely in aerial environments. But training never stops. Continuous improvement and open communication are key to preventing incidents and building a long-term culture of safety.
We thank all participants, instructors, and support staff who made this training a success. Let’s continue to lift each other up—safely.