Hoists are frequently utilized in the process of moving larger, bulky or heavy materials from one location to another. Slings (e.g. chains, wire ropes, mesh or synthetic) help hoists keep suspended loads in place, and are commonly used in tandem with lifting means such as overhead cranes, hoists or
Hoists are frequently utilized in the process of moving larger, bulky or heavy materials from one location to another. Slings (e.g. chains, wire ropes, mesh or synthetic) help hoists keep suspended loads in place, and are commonly used in tandem with lifting means such as overhead cranes, hoists or forklifts
. Our safety training course in hoisting and rigging is designed to give the participant an essential understanding of proper, safe operations involving hoisting and rigging, as well knowing how to recognize potential safety hazards and risks during hoisting and rigging operations.
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In-person learning provides participants the opportunity to attend face-to-face training at allotted times.
The training often includes practical or hands-on components where participants can learn and practice new skills.
Topics covered, but not limited to: OHSA CFR 1926.251, 1910.184 Rigger-Definitions Qualifications Rigging Identification Rigging Inspection Rigging Hardware
Participants discuss the hazards associated with overhead cranes, hoists and the rigging of loads. Relevant legislation will be explored along with the practical methods for recognizing and assessing these hazards
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.
ocusing specifically on below the overhead crane hook operations, this on-site course focuses on general rigging safety.
The course covers planning for rigging operations, rigging equipment and inspection, internationally recognized hand and radio signals,
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