This course is 5 days for students who wish to operate a basic 0-8 ton mobile crane and is in accordance with Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development (MAESD) (Program P930030) pre-requisite requirements.
DurationThis course is 5 days for students who wish to operate a basic 0-8 ton mobile crane and is in accordance with Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development (MAESD) (Program P930030) pre-requisite requirements.
Theory: 2.5 days
Safety
Proximity
Signals and Communication
Crane Types and Components
Hydraulics - Basic Theory
Wire and Synthetic Rope
Rigging and Rigging Hardware
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Practical: 2.5 days
Pre-Operational Inspection
Basic Crane Maintenance
Load Charts - Crane Capacity and Configuration
Pre-Operational Inspections
Crane Set Up
Assembly/disassembly of Manual Boom Extensions
Operations
Shut down
Travelling the crane
Prerequisites:
WHMIS certificate
Ministry of Labour Health and Safety Awareness for Workers and Supervisors
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Certification:
Upon successful completion of the OETIO 0-8 Ton program the participant must contact the Ministry of Labour, Training & Skills Development and arrange a time to write the (Program P930030) examination.
The OETIO provides training from two primary campuses in Ontario. The Morrisburg campus, in eastern Ontario, delivers heavy equipment operator training and also serves as the design, development and administrative center of the OETIO.
The Oakville campus, a new modern facility co-located with the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 793 headquarters (IUOE), opened in January of 2006 as the center for crane operator training. Both campuses also provide a wide range of construction safety courses in support of industry requirements.
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Understand the importance of hazard assessments on the overall performance of health and safety management systems.
This is a discussion based training program that will see your trainer talking to participants about the hazards associated with the operation of overhead cranes.
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