Mobile boom cranes are an essential piece of equipment required for safe and efficient material handling on construction and industrial job sites.
Mobile boom cranes are an essential piece of equipment required for safe and efficient material handling on construction and industrial job sites. Competent operators that apply what they have been taught, contribute to overall site safety through their training, knowledge and experience.
Failure to have competent operators has led to tip-overs, boom collapses, contact with power lines, or uncontrolled hoisted loads. This has resulted in injury or loss to life, product and property. This course will provide participants with the necessary knowledge required to properly identify hazards, inspect, and safely operate the equipment.
In order for an operator to receive a certificate of competency, successful completion of theory and practical testing is required.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify hazards specific to the equipment and job site
Identify and discuss common crane components
Perform thorough pre-operational inspections
Discuss stability principle and load charts
Execute a safe lift plan
Identify safe hoisting and operating techniques
Discuss relevant legislation
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Classroom:
By attending one of our regularly scheduled classes, you will benefit from the shared learning experiences of our trainers, and your industry peers. We have regularly scheduled classes in all major cities across Ontario. Check out our classroom calendar for courses coming up near you!
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