Combined-Rigger and Crane Operator Training
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This combined-rigger and crane operators training is designed to help candidates achieve the necessary competence to safely operate a crane and also, having the basic understanding about rigging operations. The training is made simply and easy to understand with the use of simulators and/or practical sections.
Course duration: This is dependent on the level of hands-on experience in crane operation.
Course Content
- Terminologies, standards, and regulations governing Combined-rigger and crane operator operations
- Roles and responsibilities of crane operators
- Human factors for crane operations
- Crane basics
- Principles of crane operation
- Planning, Accessing risk, and Communication
- Rigging Hardware’s and Accessories
- Slings and Hitches
- Inspection, Testing and Maintenance
- Personnel Transfer System
- Operating Practice
- Hand Signals
Course Objective
Define the titles “Crane Operator” and “Rigger” in line with each individual responsibilities
- Health and safety at Work Regulations
- Lifting gears regulations
- Lifting gears pre-use inspections
- To perform a daily preoperational inspection and documentation
- Operate the crane safely in accordance with manufacturers handbook and accepted codes of practice
- Demonstrate and understanding of the controls of the particular model used during the training
- Demonstrate knowledge of the proper used of rigging tackles
- Estimate the weight of the load
- Recognize correct hand signals
- To perform a daily pre-operational inspection and documentation
- Interpret load rating charts
- Determine the load weights
- Use basic rigging skills
- Use a load angle indicator
- Demonstrate knowledge of dynamic and static lift operations
- Demonstrate knowledge of safety for wind limitations
- Know the characteristics, operational mode, and functional mode/components of the type of crane in use
- Hands-on assessment
- Written assessment
Candidates are assessed both theoretically and practically in the course of the training against the perquisite course objective.