TOP 10 LIFTING OPERATION & SAFETY COURSES IN UK

Lifting Operations Lifting Operations training is offered by Mainport Training for all skill level. The company operates Training Centres in the south of the UK and also delivers courses through a network of Training Sites in all parts of the UK.

Scissor lift training is designed for anyone who wants to be able to operate a scissor lift or mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs).

Safe Control of Operations for named Competent Persons and Authorising Engineers engaged in routine and non-routine operations on the gas networks.

The RTITB Counterbalance Lift Truck operator training course will give you the skills to operate the lift truck safely and efficiently, conduct pre-use inspections, and recall and explain the causes of lift truck and load instability.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to LEEA Stage 1 Rigging & Lifting. The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) is established across the globe as the leading representative body for all those involved in the lifting industry worldwide

On the completion of this course you will: Understand the legal requirements associated with use of the equipment. Be able to carry out pre-use checks to determine if the equipment is safe to use.

A swing lift (or swing jib) is a swinging crane that features a static post for support, and swinging arm. They are used primarily for lifting heavy items, such as dense machinery, and moving them short or medium distances.

The course aims to provide advanced training on how to set up a recording system for equipment and how to undertake periodic inspections on various equipment throughout the items life. It will also look at demonstrating strengths and weaknesses of materials by using destruction tests.

Employers need to ensure ladders are in a safe condition before use and that regular inspections are carried out by a competent person. This course is designed for any person whose duty is to inspect and maintain ladders at work. 

To enable supervisors and those responsible for using equipment to understand the LOLER Regulations and how these link to the PUWER Regulations from a work-site application.