Plant Operators Training
Overhead Crane Operator Training
Onsite training
Group rates available
HR and H&S Consultancy
Course Objectives:
The Overhead Gantry Crane training course, often referred to as an OHC, will give you the skills necessary to be a safe and efficient pendant and remove controlled gantry crane operator. Overhead gantry cranes are primarily used within engineering and manufacturing environments. The course is largely practical in nature.
Course Content:
The Overhead Gantry Crane training course, often referred to as an OHC, will give you the skills necessary to be a safe and efficient pendant and remove controlled gantry crane operator. Overhead gantry cranes are primarily used within engineering and manufacturing environments. The course is largely practical in nature.
Course Content:
- Operate safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers manual and instructions
- Operate the crane safely in response to given tasks and signals
- Pre-use checks
- Demonstrate an understanding of crane terminology
- Demonstrate an understanding of signs given by signaller
- Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under current legislation
- Signaller duties
- Recognise defects and hazards that affect crane motions
- Demonstrate an understanding of lift plans
- Position the crane for lift
The Overhead Crane course is carried out on customers' premises. All equipment used (including strops, chains, wires etc.) will need to have an in-date thorough examination certificate (LOLER).
Training Method:
Classroom theory and written examination followed by practical assessment.
Duration is subject to delegates experience. Maximum of four delegates. Please contact for further information.
Certification:
On successful completion of the course delegates will receive a Safetymen Competence Certificate valid for 3 years.
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