Overhead Crane Training

by IRWIN'S Industrial Safety Claim Listing

Is a Heavy Equipment Entry-Level course required for anyone who will be operating an overhead crane on the worksite

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Overhead Crane Training

  •  Is a Heavy Equipment Entry-Level course required for anyone who will be operating an overhead crane on the worksite. A 10th grade education is required, and other prerequisites may also include WHMIS training and Standard First Aid.

  • The 1-day Overhead Crane Training Course combines classroom experience with hands-on training. In-class, participants learn relevant Provincial and Federal overhead crane regulations, different types of rigging, dos and don’ts of crane operation, and how to measure loads. In the hands-on portion the instructor demonstrates proper operator procedures, covering topics such as hoisting, rigging, and radio communication. Trainees must pass a written exam and demonstrate proficiency with the machine in a hands-on practicum.

 

Learning Objectives & Specific Outcomes:

  • An overhead crane is metal device set high above a worksite that utilizes a hoist-and-pulley system to lift and move materials.

  • Frayed or broken hoisting ropes, overweight loads, or improperly secured loads can lead to loads falling and cause problems ranging from lost merchandise to personal injury.

  • Operators should understand different types of rigging, how to estimate and measure loads and how to spot and avoid potential worksite hazards.

 

Topics Include:

  • The 1-day Overhead Crane Training Course combines classroom experience with hands-on training. In-class, participants learn relevant Provincial and Federal overhead crane regulations, different types of rigging, dos and don’ts of crane operation, and how to measure loads.

  • In the hands-on portion the instructor demonstrates proper operator procedures, covering topics such as hoisting, rigging, and radio communication. Trainees must pass a written exam and demonstrate proficiency with the machine in a hands-on practicum to receive their certificate.

  • Winnipeg Branch

    330 St Mary Ave Suite 300, Winnipeg, Winnipeg

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