The purpose of this course is to provide persons involved with rigging & slinging the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge of:
Requirements for the marking of lifting components
Pre/Post user control and correct storage of equipment
Recommended Practice - per API RP2D 7th Edition
Enterprise of Competence & end user equipment inspection
Planning of lifting routes and lay down areas
Slings
Eyebolts, Swivel hoist rings, Padeyes
Shackles and Turnbuckles
Definitions: Rigging equipment
Rigging and Crane Blocks
Baskets
Course Content
Theoretical training covering:
Calculation of lifting equipment capacities
Safe job analysis and Risk Assessment planning
Equipment strengths and weaknesses
Slinging configuration
Practical training covering:
Lift planning and risk assessment
Lifting team basics
Blind Lifts
Slinging various types of load according to size, weight, shape and centre of gravity.
Choosing the correct lifting equipment
Visual check of slings (wire /fiber)
Visual check of lifting accessories
Students will receive an API – U certification upon course completion and passing exams. Participants will be given theoretical tests to confirm their understanding, and a minimum pass mark is set at 75%.
Course Objectives
The course participant will be able to:
Give examples of the result of incorrect use of lifting components and how this can be avoided.
Show knowledge of the regulations regarding marking, documentation, use, maintenance, daily inspection and discard criteria of lifting gear.
Choose correct lifting equipment and show correct methods of use.
Direct crane operations safely using radio & hand signals
Develop and follow a lifting plan and risk assessment
The purpose of this course is to provide persons involved with rigging & slinging the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge of:
Requirements for the marking of lifting components
Pre/Post user control and correct storage of equipment
Recommended Practice – per API RP2D 7th Edition
Enterprise of Competence & end user equipment inspection
Planning of lifting routes and lay down areas
Slings
Eyebolts, Swivel hoist rings, Padeyes
Shackles and Turnbuckles
Definitions: Rigging equipment
Rigging and Crane Blocks
Baskets
Theoretical training covering:
Calculation of lifting equipment capacities
Safe job analysis and Risk Assessment planning
Equipment strengths and weaknesses
Slinging configuration
Practical training covering:
Lift planning and risk assessment
Lifting team basics
Blind Lifts
Slinging various types of load according to size, weight, shape and centre of gravity.
Choosing the correct lifting equipment
Visual check of slings (wire /fiber)
Visual check of lifting accessories
Students will receive an API – U certification upon course completion and passing exams. Participants will be given theoretical tests to confirm their understanding, and a minimum pass mark is set at 75%.
The course participant will be able to:
Give examples of the result of incorrect use of lifting components and how this can be avoided.
Show knowledge of the regulations regarding marking, documentation, use, maintenance, daily inspection and discard criteria of lifting gear.
Choose correct lifting equipment and show correct methods of use.
Direct crane operations safely using radio & hand signals
Develop and follow a lifting plan and risk assessment
*The price is excluding applicable VAT.
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