IPAF PAV (Push Around Vertical)

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Course Overview

IPAF Push Around Vertical (PAV) Training Course

This comprehensive course provides essential training for anyone operating Push Around Verticals (PAVs). It ensures users understand both the operational features and the potential risks involved with this type of low-level access equipment.

What Are Push Around Verticals (PAVs)?

PAVs are compact, non-motorised vertical platforms that are manually positioned by the user.
These units are typically lightweight and designed for ease of use in indoor environments or smooth, level surfaces.
As they are not powered, they offer a simple and practical solution for low-height access tasks.

Why Choose PAVs?

Enhanced Safety: A safer alternative to ladders and step stools, particularly for short-duration work.
Cost-Effective: More affordable than powered access equipment or scaffold systems.
Compliant: Developed in line with current work-at-height regulations to ensure legal and practical safety requirements are met.

If you are interested simply fill in the contact form and one of our experts will be in touch alternatively call 0808 168 6788 or email training@onestopsafetytraining.com to speak to a member of the team.

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Course Content

• Pre training theory test


• Relevant Regulations and Best Practice Guidance


• Pre-use checks and Handover Procedures


• Safe Use and Operating Methods


• Hazards, Risks, and Safety Considerations


• Post training theory test


• Hands-On Training Session


• Practical Test

Related Courses:

• CITB Courses


• Health and Safety Courses


• Construction NVQs


• Utilities and Construction Courses


• Confined Space Training


• Face-Fit Testing


• First Aid Courses


• Forklift Training


• IPAF Courses


• PASMA Training


• UKATA Training


• Working at Height Training

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Who Should Attend?

This training is suitable for individuals who are expected to use Push Around Verticals as part of their job role. It is particularly relevant in sectors such as:

Construction
Facilities management
Manufacturing and production
Warehousing and logistics