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Safe Operation Of An Overhead Travelling Crane Training
Target Group
Those identified to use and are responsible for the safe use of overhead travelling cranes. Delegates must be over the age of 18, be physically fit, have good eyesight, hearing ability and be able to judge distances.
Aim
The aim of this training course is to train
selected delegates in the safe use of overhead travelling cranes
in their workplace. Two separate courses are available to meet the
needs of those with floor controls or cab controls. The duration
of each programme is dependant upon experience, 1 day for experienced
operatives, and 2 to 3 days for those with little or no experience.
Training Course Objectives
By the end of the training course, delegates
will be able to:
- Operate the crane
safely in accordance with manufacturers handbook and accepted
codes of practice.
- Demonstrate knowledge
of the concepts set out in 'Safe working with overhead cranes'.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the controls of the particular model used during the training.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the proper use of lifting tackle.
- Estimate the weight of loads.
- Use appropriate communications.
Training Course Content:
- Health & Safety at Work Regulations.
- Lifting gear regulations.
- Lifting gear pre-use inspections.
- Load handling.
- Stacking and de-stacking.
- Correct slinging.
- Handling methods.
- Capacities and effects of sling angles.
- Weight assessment and capacities.
- Signalling.
Achievement Measurement
These courses include assessments and successful completion leads to certification.
Courses can be delivered on-site or at our training centre.
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