General description (maximum class size: 10)
This popular course covers a wide variety of crane configurations. Participants receive a working knowledge of all pertinent regulatory agency requirements. Attendees may participate in an optional written evaluation following the seminar.
Covers a wide variety of crane configurations. Receive a working knowledge of all pertinent regulatory agency requirements. How to perform inspections in accordance with all pertinent codes and regulations. Understand and interpret applicable sections of OSHA Title 29 regulations and ANSI/ASME B30 series. Recognize and perform required record keeping and be able to perform PERIODIC crane inspections.
A refresher for those who have completed course in the past and wish to keep their Inspection Card current.
Who should attend?
Crane maintenance personnel, electricians, mechanics, millwrights, inspectors, maintenance supervisors, foremen, facilities engineers, or anyone else connected with your maintenance or safety program.
Course outline
- Crane types and service classifications
- General inspection requirements
- General crane safety and housekeeping
- Hazards/shutdown conditions
- Runways, wheels, and brakes
- Crane structure and electrical systems
- Drive machinery and hoist equipment
Course objectives
- Perform inspections in accordance with all pertinent codes and regulations
- Understand and interpret applicable sections of OSHA Title 29 regulations (OSHA 29CFR)
- Have a working knowledge of ANSI/ASME Standard B30
- Recognize and perform required record keeping
- Be able to perform consistent, comprehensive crane inspections
You will also receive
- Course workbook
- OSHA 1910.179 Standards
- Safety Standards Reference Sheet
- Baseball Cap
