Over Head Crane Hoist And Rigging Safety

A rigger is a person that specializes in the lifting and moving of extremely large or heavy objects. There is no place for shortcuts when performing this important job. Riggers must use approved rigging hardware and know how to apply standards that apply to each situation.

They need to be able to select proper hardware, know how to calculate the weight of an object, and determine the center of gravity of the load. This course covers all the fundamentals, including necessary training and qualifications, hand signals, general standards, rigging components, rigging hook-ups, inspection and controls.

Course Content:

• Course Introduction (Course Objective, OSHA 1994 and FMA 1967)
• Safety and Accidents (Understanding of Safety, Preparation of Operator, Safety Equipment, Accidents - Aspects and Implications)
• Types of Cranes (Structure and Built of Cranes)
• Crane Operation - Long Travel, Cross Travel and Hoisting& Rigging)
•  Crane System Introduction (Ensuring Safety when Handling of Crane, Brake System, Limit Switch, Emergency Stop, Wire Ropes and Types of Slings, Crane and Slings Inspection)
• Machinery Handling (Preventive Maintenance Procedure, Servicing, Greasing)
• Video Session of Cranes (Safety Procedures for Self and Company Assets, Root Causes of Accidents, Proper Methods of Handling Crane)
• Post-Theory Test
• Practical Sessions
• Practical Test