CRANE & RIGGING SAFETY

DESCRIPTION

A general overview of employee training for the operation of overhead and gantry cranes. Although no particular training regimen is required by the OSHA standard, designated employees who use cranes mustbe trained to know how to inspect, care for, and safely use cranes and other hoisting equipment.

COURSE CONTENT

1.   High-Impact Crane Safety

1. Proper rigging operator training
2.  Standing beneath lifted loads
3. Pre-operational equipment checkout
4. Lifting, moving and releasing loads
5. Crane and rigging capacities
6. Hand signals

2.  Overhead Crane Safety

    How to safely operate overhead cranes in your facility

3.   Rigging Safety: Equipment Basics
4.   Rigging Operations

1. the rigging plan,
2. steps necessary to rig a load and execute a lift, and
3. the correct way to handle rigging equipment.

5. Indoor Cranes

     Program covers:

1. a.  Pre-operation safety inspection
2. b. Rigging techniques
3. c. Lifting
4. d.  Moving procedures

6.  Crane Safety

1. Types of Crane/Hoist Equipment,
2. Inspection, Rigging,
3. Pendant Controls,
4. Wire Rope,
5. Synthetic Slings,
6. Chains,
7. Fibre Rope,
8. Limit Switches,
9. Hand Signals,
10. Operating
11. Procedures,
12.  Load Handling,
13. Crane/Hoist Safety,

7.  Industrial Crane Safety
8.  Crane Work Rigging Techniques
9.  Crane Safety Series

1. Working Around Cranes
2. Crane Inspection

10. Rigging And Lifting With MobileConstruction Equipment

INSTRUCTUR

Ir. Gregorius Harjanto & Team