Gantry Cranes, Bridge Cranes, Monorail Cranes, Jib Cranes, Workstation Hoists
You will acquire the essential knowledge and skills required to operate overhead cranes safely and efficiently in a variety of industrial settings. Our comprehensive course is designed to equip you with the practical and theoretical expertise needed to master overhead, gantry, bridge, jib, and monorail cranes. Ideal for both beginners and experienced operators, this course covers the latest safety standards, regulations, and operational best practices.
Take the next step in your career and ensure you’re fully equipped to handle the challenges of modern lifting operations. Join our course and become a certified overhead crane operator!
Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 27 Lessons
- 8 Weeks
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- 01 | Welcome1
- 02 | Get to Know Overhead Cranes5
- 03 | Hazards, Control Measures and Roles Using Overhead Cranes3
- 04 | Inspection and Maintenance4
- 05 | Operating Positions3
- 06 | Safe Operational Procedures10
- 6.1Pre-operational Checks and Preparing the load for Lifting7 Minutes
- 6.2Attaching the Load3 Minutes
- 6.3Conducting a Trial Lift2 Minutes
- 6.4Lifting and Moving the Load2 Minutes
- 6.5Travelling With the Load3 Minutes
- 6.6Setting Down the Load3 Minutes
- 6.7Post-lift Procedure3 Minutes
- 6.8Special Considerations for Specific Crane Types3 Minutes
- 6.9Multi-crane Lifts3 Minutes
- 6.1006 | Evaluation Quiz: Safe Operational Procedures30 Minutes20 Questions
- 07 | Key Responsibilities of an Overhead Crane Operator2
- 08 | Compliance With Legal Requirements and Regulations5
- 8.0EU version: Directives and EN Standards for lifting Equipment8 Minutes
- 8.1UK version: LOLER, PUWER, HSWA, BS71217 Minutes
- 8.2USA version: OSHA 1910 Subpart N and 1910.179, ASME B30 Series, NEC – NFPA 70, ANSI/ASSP A10.428 Minutes
- 8.3Australia version: WHS Act 2011, WHS Regulations 2011, AS 2550.1 and 1418
- 8.4Singapore version: WSH Act 2006, WSH Regulations, WSH Operation of Cranes Regulations 2011, MOM Guidelines on Safe Use of Overhead Cranes, SS 536:2008, WSHA
Requirements
- No Prior Crane Experience Required.
This course is designed for both beginners and those with some crane operation experience. It covers essential concepts, including crane types, operational procedures, and safety protocols, ensuring all participants can develop the foundational skills needed for safe crane operation. Beginners will receive step-by-step guidance, while those with some experience can refine their skills and deepen their understanding of current safety standards. No prior technical or mechanical knowledge is required, as the course provides comprehensive instruction in all necessary areas. - You only need a device with an internet connection.
Such as a tablet, mobile, or computer, to complete the course. However, we recommend using a computer with a full HD screen and sound system for an optimal experience. - NOTE:
The estimated duration of the course is approximately 8 hours; however, this time may vary depending on the student's experience and skill level. The reference to weeks indicates the period during which the student will have access to the course and be able to complete it, starting from the time of purchase..
Features
- Industry Standards.
Learn and comply with local guidelines for safe crane operation and load handling. - Safety and Inspection Protocols. Comprehensive training on conducting pre-use and periodic inspections, hazard recognition, and emergency procedures.
- Expert Instructors.
Benefit from insights and guidance provided by certified professionals with years of industry experience. - Certification Upon Completion.
Receive a recognised certificate, demonstrating your competence to employers and regulatory bodies. - Versatile.
Suitable for Gantry Cranes, Bridge Cranes, Monorail Cranes, Jib Cranes, Workstation Hoists. - Teams and individuals.
- Interactive online evaulation.