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At the heart of any workplace is its workforce, and their safety should always be the top priority. Our Overhead Crane Training equips workers with the knowledge and skills needed to operate these complex machines safely.
The immense power of overhead cranes brings inherent risks, making comprehensive training an absolute necessity for everyone involved – from workers on the ground to supervisors overseeing operations, and employers responsible for workplace safety. From understanding load capacities to mastering proper lifting techniques, our training empowers workers to navigate potential hazards with confidence and competence. Training includes a comprehensive theory followed by individual operator testing on-site at your facility. Upon successful completion of the course, the participants will be provided with wallet sized record of training card and the employer will be provided with a record of training Requirements: All students must wear CSA approved steel toes-boots and other PPE as required.
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We partnered with Crane Training Canada to create a program of the highest standard.
By investing in their training, employers demonstrate a commitment to the well-being of their employees, fostering a culture of safety. It also helps you stay in compliance with regulations. |
TIME 4 hours of theory followed by practical training. Course length can be affected by number of students, class participation, and levels of experience. |
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* Travel charges and HST may apply.
Highlights
In addition to Overhead Crane instruction, this course also includes Rigging and Hoisting curriculum. Topics discussed include risk management, the rigging plan, inspection of hardware and slings, rigging capacities, weights of loads and center of gravity, the rigging triangle, load control and safe operating practices.
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Roles & Responsibilities
Hazard and Risk
Ovehead Cranes
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Rigging and Hoisting
Practical Evaluation:
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The Employer's Responsibilities
Owners of cranes or similar hoisting devices must:
- keep a permanent record of all inspections, tests, repairs, modifications and maintenance [Regulations for Construction Projects s. 152(1)]
- prepare a log book that includes a permanent record of whichever is greater: the past 12 months or the period the cranes or hoisting devices are on the project [Construction Regulations s. 152(2)]
- keep the log book with the cranes or hoisting devices [Construction Regulations s. 152(3)]
- retain and make available to the constructor, on request, copies of all log books and records for the cranes or hoisting devices [Construction Regulations s. 152(4)]
- records of training must be kept and made available upon request to Ministry Inspectors.
