This is a one-day course that provides participants with a basic understanding of types of rigging, fundamentals of rigging, and their lift capacities
This is a one-day course that provides participants with a basic understanding of types of rigging, fundamentals of rigging, and their lift capacities. This course provides hands-on demonstrations of actual lifts and is recommended for anyone working directly with or taking part in a lift. It’s also recommended as a refresher for someone knowledgeable with rigging, such as a crane operator.
Who is OETIM?
OETIM is a not-for-profit Private Vocational Institute that provides training for individuals interested in or already part of the construction industry.
Thirty-Five Years of Service Excellence
The Operating Engineers Training Institute of Manitoba Inc. (OETIM) was established in 1986 as a joint Labour/Management not-for-profit organization with a primary directive of providing upgrading and training to people in the crane and heavy equipment industries. Dedicated to high-quality, personalized training, the institute has developed a solid reputation using its proprietary curriculum designated to heavy equipment operations.
The Institute is governed by a Board of Trustees represented by labour and management personnel. The institute’s revenue is comprised of monies received from individual tuition, employer sponsorships, contract training from federal and provincial projects, and The Trade Improvement Trust Fund.
OETIM is recognized as an educational facility through the Employment and Social Development Centre, a federal government division, and can therefore issue T2202 tax receipts to individuals who personally assume the cost of tuition.
A hoist is a device used for lifting or lowering a load by means of a drum or lift-wheel around which rope or chain wraps. It may be manually operated, electrically or pneumatically driven and may use chain, fiber or wire rope as its lifting medium.
This Rigging and Slinging (Advanced) course includes 5 modules covering practices and techniques to safely sling and rig loads according to the CSA (Canadian Standards Association) Z150-98 regulation, which is applicable across Canada
Hoisting and rigging accidents are far too common, often leading to extensive property damage, terrible injuries, or even death.
This is a one day course has been designed for all managers, supervisors, workers and maintenance staff. An idea class size is up to 12 participants.
All industries and their employees who handle and move loads or products in the course of their daily activities will benefit by taking a Hoisting and Rigging Course.
© 2024 coursetakers.com All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions of use | Privacy Policy