The aims of this course is to ensure an understanding of health & safety legislation affecting lifting operations, operate safe systems of work and implement method statements & risk assessments.
The aims of this course is to ensure an understanding of health & safety legislation affecting lifting operations, operate safe systems of work and implement method statements & risk assessments.
Who Should Attend:
Candidates will be required to complete a written assessment at the end of each training session. This comprises of multi-choice question paper based on course material and DVD’s
Pre-Requisites:
Delegates should be able to demonstrate a working knowledge of Slinging with Cranes and Lifting equipment & site safety
Course Objectives:
Demonstrate and understanding health & safety legislation affecting lifting operations
Be aware of the appointed persons duties and responsibilities as required by BS7121 Pt 1: 1989, to Parts 1-5, Plan the Lift
Operate Safe Systems of Work, Implement Method Statement & Risk Assessment
Provide effective supervision to satisfy the requirements of HSWA, LOLER.PUWER
Course Outline:
The H&S Act 1974. Loler & Puwer 1998 Regs
BS7121 Code of Practice for the Safe use of Cranes (Parts 1-5)
Understand and Prepare a Safe systems of work & Drawing Exercise
Crane selection, Types of Cranes, Ground Loadings and Crane Set Up
Personnel selection, PPE required , Reporting Procedure
Risk Assessment & Method Statements Hazard Spotting
Planning the lifting operation to BS:7121 & Safe System of Work
Lifting Equipment Inspection Prior to use , Safe Working Loads & Angle Loadings
Hand Signals & safe operation of Radios
Planning a Lift & Organise a Safe System
Teaching Methods:
Lectures & DVD/Video presentations based on current legislation, British Standards, HSE Guidance. BS: 7121. The LEEA Code of Practice for the Safe use of Lifting Equipment. Exercised in planning and carrying out a lifting operation, Risk & Method Statement, Drawings RSS T&C Site Safety Pocket Guides & SWL Charts
Assessment:
Delegates will be required over the 2-3 days to complete a written Risk & Method Statement & Drawings Exercise, Lift Plan & Safe System of Work. Multi Choice Question
Lifting Gear & Safety (LGS) started trading in 2009 from a small single unit in Bristol. Today the company has nine locations along the coasts of both South Wales and the South of England, plus in the Midlands, employing 50 very motivated and skilled people.
The growth of the company during this relatively short period says more ‘about us’ than any clever and inventive narrative could ever do. Certainly, constant reinvestment and good decision making have been key factors but we cannot ignore the solid fact that our core strength derives from the enthusiasm, experience and skill sets that our team demonstrate daily in their passion, not only for the company but for the business they are in.
We are an independent company but we like to think that, in our field of the supply, hire and servicing of Lifting, Marine & Safety equipment, we are up there with the very best.
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