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Advance Rigging and Lifting

  • Advance Rigging and Lifting
Advance Rigging and Lifting
Course Code
Course Name  ADVANCE RIGGING AND LIFTING
Course Group  Rigging And  Lifting Perssonel
Duration  3 Days
Target Group Lifting Superintendents, Riggers, Mobile crane operator, Deck Foreman
Prerequisites Basic rigging and slinging certificate.
Objective this training is designed to provide:

  • Basic knowledge of rigging principles, general hazards and risks of rigging and lifting operations through a series of explanations and demonstrations.
  • Basic knowledge of relevant applicable legislation and regulations pertaining to lifting
  • Conducting risk assessment and interpretation of lifting plan for categories of lift operation
  • Pre-use and post-use inspection of lifting equipment and CCU before use

·        Load weight establishment and load angular factor

Contents
  • Typical installation/site responsible roles
  • Typical roles involved in lifting operations
  • Health and safety legislation that applies to the rigging and slinging
  • Relevant parts of Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations
  • Relevant parts of Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations
  • Supply of machine directive regulation
  • Key control-of-work documents and their purpose
  • Identify and list typical hazards associated with rigging and lifting activities
  • Correct and safe manual handling techniques during rigging and slinging operation
  • How to check adequate access, workspace & lighting within designated work area
  • Identification of types of personal protective equipment (PPE) typically use
  • Common rigging and slinging terminology
  • Lifting appliances uses for different lifting activities
  • Lifting accessories uses for different lifting activities
  • Sling angles and effect on sling
  • Inspections and ‘thorough’ examinations of lifting accessories
  • Load characteristics and complexity
  • Routine lift and non-routine lift
  • Simple lift
  • Critical / Complicated lift
  • Complex lift
  • Tandem lift
  • Deck or site lifting planning
  • Risk assessment management
  • Lifting plan and interpret information of a lifting plan
  • Key criteria of a lifting plan
  • Trial and test lifting of the load.
  • Load establishment and weight calculation
  • Sling Tension and if effect of lifting operation
  • Tandem lift using lifting appliance
  • Calculation of load weight distributor
  • Load angular factor
  • Cargo carrying unit (CCTU) pre use inspection
  • Post lifting operation and House keeping
  • Post Lift waste disposed
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