This is a half day course for persons involved in Slinging Loads for transportation.
Every day, materials have to be moved by machinery. If this involves the use of cranes and lifting equipment, then an understanding of the correct principles of slinging is essential.
The correct use of lifting equipment will not only prevent injury and damage, but will also assist in a more efficient use of available manpower. This is a half day course for persons involved in Slinging Loads for transportation.
Aim:
Benefits:
Participants will:
Have an understanding of their own legal responsibilities
Have an understanding of their organisation’s legal requirements
Apply Procedures in accordance with good working practices
Reduce incidents involved with moving loads by Slinging
Approach:
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This comprehensive four-day course is tailored for individuals who aspire to work as slinger/signallers in the lifting industry.
A slinger Signaller will be the designated individual who will be working alongside the machine operator responsible for lifting loads, for example a crane operator.
The course emphasizes the safe and efficient handling of equipment and loads, ensuring that participants are well-equipped to perform rigging tasks in a professional and responsible manner.
To ensure all personnel involved in rigging and slinging operations e.g. riggers, maintenance personnel, maintenance supervisors, deck crew, etc. have an understanding of the legal requirements pertaining to rigging operations
This course is aimed for individuals who are involved daily routine lifting tasks using mechanical aids, such as chain or electric hoists.
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