Online verification of PAL Cards: or contact your nearest country office. *Dependent on your country/regions regulations How to verify a PAL Card? What courses are available?įor a full list of IPAF training courses, view our Training page How long is the PAL Card valid for?įive years, from the first day of your training course. A printed PAL Card will still be available. How do I get a PAL Card?įrom June 2021 UK & Ireland PAL Cards are issued digitally and accessed via ePAL, IPAF’s free mobile phone app. At Skyjack, we insist that all personnel operating MEWPs are trained using these industry-leading materials." Ken McDougall, President, Skyjack, USA "The IPAF Brand is the global standard and its something we're proud to be associated with." Richard Abercrombie, Learning & Development Lecturer, Openreach, UK Frequently Asked Questions Who needs a PAL Card?Īnyone operating a: Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP), Mast Climbing Work Platform (MCWP), Construction Hoist (CH). To get a PAL Card, find your nearest IPAF-approved training centre "IPAF Training is comprehensive and globally recognised in the marketplace. The IPAF training programme was developed by leading industry professionals and is certified by TÜV as conforming to the international standard ISO 18878 Mobile elevating work platforms – Operator (driver) training.
We have issued over 2 million PAL Cards, as proof of our industry recognised training courses. Over 51 countries accept the PAL Card recognition of high-quality operator training, with over-750 IPAF-Approved Training Centre's Worldwide. To qualify for a PAL Card, operators must complete an IPAF training course and pass a test at an IPAF-accredited training centre. Share this Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Twitter What is a PAL Card?Ī PAL Card is a Powered Access Licence for operating Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs), Mast Climbing Work Platforms (MCWPs) or Construction Hoists (CHs). IPAF’s Women in Powered Access Initiative.IPAF Construction Hoist Training Courses.
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