Overhead Gantry Crane Operation

A food incident is a situation within the food supply chain where there is a possible or confirmed risk associated with the consumption of food. A food incident can also relate to an issue that could or is expected to, impact multiple government jurisdictions.

This interactive seminar will give you a broad overview of the dangers of Asbestos, where you will likely encounter Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM), as well as how to safely handle it, including the removal and disposal of up to 10m2 of non-friable asbestos.

The purpose of this course is to produce a competent Compressed Air Breathing Apparatus (CABA) operator. At the successful completion of the course the operator will be able to describe the safe operation, prepare, test, and recommission CABA equipment.

The Coordinated Incident Management Systems (CIMS) course will help you understand and be able to describe the role and purpose of CIMS while demonstrating knowledge of the elements, terminology and structure of CIMS, incident control procedures and operating environments. 

Cranes that can be used for assessment against this unit standard include – truck mounted cranes, all terrain cranes, rough terrain cranes. Assessment cannot be carried out using truck loader cranes, or telehandlers, or excavators when being used as cranes.