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Crane Safety and Basic Rigging Training Suite (IACET CEU=0.2)

Crane Safety and Basic Rigging Training Suite (IACET CEU=0.2)

Get certified with our Introduction to Crane Safety and Basic Rigging Training Suite (IACET CEU=0.2). Learn essential crane safety practices and rigging techniques to excel in your field.
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Duration: 1 Hours and 53 Minutes
Language: English
Level: Certificate

Introduction to Crane Safety and Basic Rigging Training Suite (IACET CEU=0.2) Training

Our Introduction to Crane Safety and Basic Rigging Training Suite equips you with vital skills for safe crane operation and effective rigging. With crane-related accidents rising by 20% annually, understanding and applying these safety practices is more crucial than ever. This course offers comprehensive training to help you avoid hazards and ensure compliance with industry standards, ultimately enhancing safety and efficiency on the job site.

Outline

Basic Rigging Principles Part 1 (US)

Introduction

Welcome
Introduction
Learning Objectives

Rigging Equipment Basics

Chain
Wire Rope
Fiber Rope
Inspection and Service
Types of Rigging Equipment

Lifting Devices

Lifting Devices
Lifting Devices: Chain Hoists
Lifting Devices: Come Alongs
Lifting Devices: Jacks and Rollers
Inspecting Chain Hoists

Slings

Slings

Chain Slings

Using Chain Slings
Inspecting Chain Slings
Chain Sling Inspections: Wear
Chain Sling Inspections: Stretch

Wire Rope Slings

Inspecting Wire Rope Slings
Caring for and Storing Wire Rope Slings

Fiber Slings

Synthetic Fiber Slings
Inspecting Synthetic Fiber Slings
Synthetic Fiber Sling Care and Storage

Types of Slings

Types of Slings
Endless Sling Hitches
Single-Leg Sling Hitches

Hitches and Slings

Vertical Hitches
Choker Hitches
Double-Wrap Choker Hitches
Basket Hitches
Multiple-Leg Hitches

Sling Tension

Sling Tension
Number of Legs
Types of Hitch Bends in the Sling
Sling Angle

Sling Storage and Capacity

Sling Storage
Sling Capacity Ratings

Connectors and Adjusters

Connectors and Adjusters
Using Hooks

Hook Inspections

Inspecting Hooks
Spreading
Cracking
Safety Latches

Shackles

Using Shackles
Inspecting Shackles

Eye Bolts

Using Eye Bolts
Inspecting Eye Bolts

Adjusters

Adjusters
Large Adjustments
Using Turnbuckles
Inspecting Turnbuckles

Care and Storage

General Care and Storage
Dropped Equipment

Summary

Summary

Basic Rigging Principles Part 2

Introduction

Welcome
Introduction
Learning Objectives

Safety

Basic Rigging Safety Rules
Rigging Safety Rules
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Job Planning

Pre-Job Briefs
Planning a Rigging Job

Load Weight

Determine the Load Weight

Balance Point and Clearance

Determine the Balance Point
Check Clearances

Preparation

Preparing for the Job
Equipment Inspection
Crew Organization

Selecting Equipment

Equipment Capacity
Load Angle Factors (LAF)
D/d Ratio

Attaching Rigging

Pre-Rigging
Attaching the Rigging
Attaching Eye Bolts, Shackles, and Slings
Attaching Shackles and Slings
Attaching Hooks
Attaching Rigging to the Hook
Taglines

Summary

Summary

Overhead and Gantry Crane Safety

Introduction

Welcome
Introduction
Learning Objectives

Crane Types

Testing and Inspections

Testing
Daily Inspections
Documentation and Inspection

Crane Operating Procedures

Preparing the Load
Balancing the Load
Moving the Load
Moving the Load: Stopping and Speed
Moving the Load: Protecting Personnel
Moving the Load: Suspended Loads
Parking a Crane or Hoist

Crane Components and Working Conditions

Safe and Unsafe Conditions
Ropes
Sheaves and Guards
Cabs
Bumpers
Trolley Stops
Brakes
Footwalks
Ladders and Stairways
Clearance
Personnel
Other Requirements

Electrical Equipment and Controllers

Electrical Equipment
Electrical Equipment Controllers
Limit Switches

Summary

Summary

Crane Operator Safety

Introduction

Welcome
Overview
Learning Objectives

Working Safely with Cranes

Worksite Preparation

Worksite Preparation
Support Surfaces: Floats
Support Surfaces: Invisible Hazards
Support Surfaces: Excavated Areas
Transmitters
Work Area

Power Lines

Maintain Safe Distances from Overhead Power Lines
Cranes and Other High-Reaching Equipment
Emergency Procedures for Power Line Contact

Crane Operation

Operation Essentials
Boom and Load Block
Signaling

Special Operations

Pick and Carry
More Special Operations

Conditions Affecting Operations

Conditions Affecting Operation
The Environment
Side Loading and Dynamic Loading
Condition of Equipment

Conclusion

Summary

Crane Hand Signaling Part 1 (US)

Introduction

Welcome
Learning Objectives

Capabilities, Limitations, & Dangers

Definitions
Introduction
Crane Limitations
Crane Operations
Dynamic Loading
Boom Deflection
Boom Contact
Stuck and Suspended Loads
Machine Capabilities and Accidents
Dangers for Crane Operations

Summary

Summary

Crane Hand Signaling Part 2 (US)

Introduction

Welcome
Learning Objectives
Introduction

Hand Signals

Moving the Load
Telescopic Booms
Swinging, Moving Slowly and Traveling
Stopping, Booming, and People
Trolley, Stopping, and Dogging

Voice Signals

Tower Cranes and Mobile Cranes
Three Essential Elements
Special Signals and Multiple Simultaneous Crane Functions

Summary

Summary

Objectives

Features

Audience

Exam Info

FAQ

1. What topics are covered in the course?

The course covers crane safety protocols, rigging methods, equipment handling, hazard assessment, and regulatory compliance. These topics are designed to ensure safe and effective crane operations on job sites and are aligned with industry best practices.

5. Who should take this training?

This training is intended for construction professionals, crane operators, and safety personnel. It is ideal for those looking to improve their crane safety and rigging skills and ensure they meet current industry standards.

4. Can I access the course materials after completion?

Yes, you will have continued access to all course materials and the study guide even after completing the training. This allows you to review the content as needed and refresh your knowledge at any time.

2. How is the course delivered?

The course is delivered online and is self-paced, allowing you to learn at your own speed. This format provides flexibility to fit learning into your schedule and access the material from anywhere.

3. What is required to pass the course?

To pass the course and earn certification, you must achieve a score of 70% or higher on the final exam. This ensures that you have a solid understanding of the course material and can apply it effectively.