Program Description:
The Industrial Crane Operator Train-the-Trainer course consists of a classroom training session (including individual participant presentations) and a practical training session. All participants must pass both sessions to be certified. Successful participants receive a both a full size certificate and a wallet certificate of achievement.
Program Training Objectives:
The objective is to provide trainers and with the skills, knowledge, teaching skills, and training materials necessary to train other members of the workforce to operate Industrial cranes in a safe and efficient manner.
Program Content:
Feeling comfortable in front of a group
Principles of empathy
Effective speaking techniques
Effective body language
Tips for conducting an effective safety course
Principles of good communication
Learning the industrial crane operator course content including:
-Rreview of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the legal requirement for using an industrial crane including
- Responsibilities of the owner, supervisor and worker
- Consequences of improper use of a crane- The function of different kinds of cranes (overhead, gantry, and jib cranes) and lifting devices
- The lifting capacity of cranes
- Crane load limits
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Using different kinds of slings, rigging methods, and the effect of sling angle
- Safe lifting practices (lifting, moving, and placing loads)
- Maintaining a safe distance
- Proper use of controls (pendent, radio, and cab)
- Understanding lifting attachments
- Pre-shift checks of the crane
Administering theory and practical tests
Program Duration:
One day (seven hours) of theory training (including practice presentations) and practical evaluation with a maximum group size of 3 participants.