Lifting and Slinging Course 1-2 Day
Lloyds British International's lifting and slinging two day course is to provide delegates with an understanding of the theory and rating of lifting equipment, an overview of the legislation as applied to the user and provide an appreciation and practical experience of types of lifting equipment and conducting routine pre-use inspections.
Furthermore the training teach the operators to safely sling and move loads using the correct equipment. On completion of the one day course, the operator will know:
Their statutory duties under the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
The importance of sling angle in relation to safe working load
The importance of weight and centre of gravity in relation to the safe working load of the lifting tackle
Signalling codes for slingers
Lifting and Slinging Course Contents
Statutory Requirements:
- The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- Section 2 – General Duties of Employers
- Section 7 & 8 – General Duties of Employees
- Powers of the Inspectorate
- The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (An overview) The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (An overview)
British Standards:
- BS7121 Pt. 1: 2006 Safe Use of Cranes
- BS7121 Part 3: 2000 Safe Use of Mobile Cranes Managing the Lifting Operation
- Planning the Lifting Operation
- The Role of the Crane Supervisor
- Basic Standard and Complex Lifts
Introduction to Slinging:
- Recognition of damaged parts
- Examination and Inspection
- Colour Coding
- Storage
- Correct Use of Slings
- Methods of Slinging
- Use of Charts
- Angles of Lift
Load Movement:
- Load Inspection
- Load Packing
- Load Stacking
- Route Planning
- Correct Slinging
- Positioning of load in relation to slinger
- Movement Instruction
- Job Completion Procedure
Design for Lifting:
- Special loads
- Weight Assessment
- Choice of Equipment to suit SWL Configurations
- Centre of Gravity Calculation
Signalling and Communication:
- Driver/Slinger Teamwork
- Choice of signals
Who will Benefit from this course?
Who Will Benefit?
Those who will need to move loads using various Lifting Equipment’s as their daily duties.
Details
A Mobile Crane, Overhead Crane or Hiab will be required on site on day of course
PPE Required
Hard Hat, Safety Harness, High Vis Jacket/Vest and Boots
What now?
Should you wish to attend the lifting and slinging course Please get in touch with one of Lloyds British Internationals expert team members by using the contact form below. Lloyds British International offer the following lifting and slinging Training in Ghana, Uganda, Kuwait and Bahrain