To provide delegates with knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of the mobile crane operator. Following successful completion of the course delegates will be able to rig and de-rig an all-terrain crane.
MOBILE CRANE COURSE OVERVIEW
Your employee training program should include the following:
Operate mobile cranes safely and productively
Respond to recognised crane signals accurately
Position the crane correctly
Alter jib lengths and associated safety devices
Carry out minor adjustments and routine maintenance
Understand duties charts
Programme safe-load indicators
Understand the basic theory of power units, transmission systems and control systems
Understand the effects of radius change on the safe working capacity
Observe statutory regulations and Codes of Practice
Gauge the effect of shock loading on structural strength, stability and load displacement
Recognise the principles of safe slinging, the types and capacities of chains, slings and lifting gear
Understand the safe use of outriggers
Be aware of transport regulations and how to prepare to go on the public highway
Theory Test – sample questions
Practical Test – sample assessment
Materials Provided:
A workbook and supplementary handouts are provided as reference material for the written test.
A theoretical Examination and Practical Test will follow each Module. To ensure understanding you must maintain a 75% Pass mark for each module.
Participants are able to repeat the course twice if the pass mark is not achieved. Supplemental materials necessary to complete this course can be accessed online.
Duration:
This Mobile crane Novice/Reset training is an in-class program that can be completed in 4 days. Upon completion, operators are awarded a Mobile crane Novice/Reset Certification.
