I would contact the rental company, they will tell you if you need to be certified to operate one. If you do need certification then they will probably know where to get certified at.
my next concern will be you workman comp. in most cases if you are going higher than 8 foot then you will need to have your workman comp changed or a rider added to cover you for that job. This could be costly, call you insurance carrier. Also double check your liability insurance to make sure you are covered operating that type of equipment.

John E Freitag

John E Freitag

Owner/Director

The Stone & Tile School

Office 407-567-7680

Cell 407-615-0134

www.thestoneandtileschool.com

Hi Everyone,

We are bidding a project that would require a scissor lift. I have searched online certifications and quite a few websites come up with a fairly big price range to become certified. Just wanted to know what you guys have done to get certified. Also, anything else you can think of that we should be aware of when working with a scissor lift from the bid process to the work? Thank you!

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Tempe, AZ 85281

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