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COURSE: CRANE AND DERRICK SAFETY
COURSE CODE: CDS 201

COURSE DESCRIPTION
Moving large, heavy loads is crucial to today’s manufacturing and construction industries. Much technology has been developed for these operations, including careful training and extensive workplace precautions. There are significant safety issues to be considered, both for the operators of the diverse “lifting” devices, and for workers in proximity to them. This course is a starting point for finding information about these devices and their operation.

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 Identify and explain key elements of relevant legislation.
 Understand the responsibilities of the crane operator
 Understand the safety implications attached to that role.
 Use the main crane controls and safety devices,
 Understand working limitations of cranes.
 Understand and control hazards during crane operation.
 Understands crane maintenance and inspection needs.
 Operate a crane and do a basic lifting plan.

COURSE CONTENT
 Introduction
 Cranes Types
 Specialized Equipment
 Excluded Equipment
 Employer and Employee Responsibilities
 Responsibility of the Company Operating the Crane
 Crane Owners Operating Leased Cranes
 Crane Owners Delivering Materials to a Construction Site
 Crane Operator Responsibilities
 Ground Conditions and Assembly/Disassembly
 Responsibilities of the Controlling Entity
 Assembly and Disassembly
 The A/D Director
 The Crew
 The Rigger
 Working Under the Boom, Jib or Other Components
 Synthetic Slings
 Dismantling Booms and Jibs
 Fall Protection
 Inspections
 Wire Rope Inspection, Selection, and Installation
 Definition of Terms

PREREQUISITE
Participant will be expected to provide evidence of a medical/eye test to confirm their depth of vision and that they are not colour blind and should have some experience in crane operations.

Target Audience
Anyone interested in Crane and derrick operation safety.

DURATION
Three Days

Methodology:
Class room session,
Course manual for all participants
Digital in-focus projector to display lecture slides
At the end of the course, participants shall be issued certificates.

Participant per Class:
Minimum 6

Revalidation:
Every three years Health: All delegates will be asked to complete a medical questionnaire prior to course commencement.

Commencement Date:
Course scheduled on request – please contact our Training Manager on 08038873527 or visit www.workplacesafetynig.com/calendar to view our training calendar

 

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