General description
These courses are designed as a classroom and hands-on training program. We offer several levels of training as seen in the chart below. These courses cover all the OSHA/ASME requirements for overhead crane operation including the reasons behind the requirements. They begin with the fundamentals such as identification of major crane components and focuses on the safe and proper operation of the crane. Course lengths will vary depending on the specific type of tailoring to meet specific operations desired by the customer. Seasoned and novice operators alike will benefit from information concerning basic crane construction, basic rigging, crane controls, controlling load swing, and pre-operational inspections.
DO YOUR OPERATORS KNOW?
- Emergency stop signals?
- How much weight they can safely lift with each crane in your plant?
- Emergency shutdown procedures for your cranes?
- How to perform OSHA required pre-operational inspections?
- Can you provide documentation showing the training program you
provided to your operators? - Do you have a refresher training program for your operators?
- Poorly trained operators could cause serious injury to your plant personnel,
substantial damage to your equipment or the loads they carry. - Your operators
are required by OSHA to be qualified and trained to operate this equipment.
Course outline
- Major crane components
- Safety devices
- Recommended operating procedures
- Communications
- Safe operating practices
- Hands-on training and demonstrations
Course objectives
- Identify all major crane components
- Explain the function of major components
- Explain and apply all recommended safety procedures
- Perform all recommended operating procedures
- Correctly make precision lifts
- Understand crane control operations (AC or DC)
