Competent Person for Lifting Operations Training
- Online (Microsoft Teams)
- +971 562069465
- info@velosiaims.com
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This training course is comprehensively structured to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and efficiently manage lifting operations. Through this course, participants will gain extensive knowledge to prepare systematic lifting plans, lead lifting teams, and ensure compliance with local and international regulations. The course emphasizes safe systems of work, lift categorization, advanced rigging and slinging techniques, and crane operations, focusing on ensuring lifts are performed safely and efficiently under the participant’s authority.
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By the end of the course, participants will learn to:
- Understand local regulations and codes of practice for lifting operations.
- Follow safe systems of work, including preparing and implementing method statements.
- Apply advanced rigging and slinging techniques.
- Categorize lifts and conduct effective lift planning.
- Take personal responsibility for lifting operations.
- Understand crane types, terminology, documentation, and stability concepts.
- Interpret duty charts and use crane safety devices.
- Gain knowledge of international standards, including BS, ASME, and DIN.
- Recognize the role of the Person in Charge (PIC) and conduct Job Safety Analysis (JSA).
- Carry out lifting operations according to approved lift plans.
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Training will be conducted via Microsoft Team Meeting. Meeting invites will be shared one day before the first day of training.
Face-to-face training is available as per request.
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04 Days of training from 09:00 AM to 03:00 PM GST (UAE Time)
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- Presentation Slides
- Study References
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Participants who successfully complete the course and pass the assessments will receive a Certificate of Competency, valid for 3 years, demonstrating their proficiency as competent people for lifting operations.
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This course is ideal for personnel involved in lifting operations, including:
- Lifting Supervisors
- Drilling Rig Managers
- Rigging Foremen
- Persons in Charge (PIC)
- Crane Operators
- Riggers and Banksmen
- Any professional responsible for planning and supervising lifting operations
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Participants should have prior experience in lifting operations, such as completing a lifting supervisor course or having at least 5 years of relevant experience.
Speaking and reading proficiency in English are mandatory.
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Group Discount (same company only)
- 15% Discount for groups of 5 or more
- 10% Discount for groups of 3-4
Bundle Discount
- Sign up for 2 courses and get an extra 10% off
- Sign up for 3 courses and get an extra 15% off
Course Outline
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Foundations of Lifting Operations
- The Law: Overview of legal requirements and regulations governing lifting operations.
- Duties and Responsibilities: Roles and responsibilities of key personnel involved in lifting operations.
- Rigging and Slinging: Introduction to advanced rigging and slinging techniques, including safe practices.
- General Safety Requirements: Implementing safety protocols for lifting operations.
- SWL and WLL: Understanding Safe Working Load (SWL) and Working Load Limit (WLL).
- Load Weight Calculation: Techniques for accurate load weight determination.
- Center of Gravity: Assessing the center of gravity for stable lifts.
- Lifting Accessory Types and Inspection: Detailed examination of slings, shackles, and other accessories.
- Kinds of Hitches and Angles of Lifting: Best practices for different hitches and the effects of lifting angles.
- Multi-Leg Sling Method of Rating: Understanding the rating of multi-leg sling setups.
- Rigging Equipment: Good and Bad Practices: Practical insights into proper equipment usage.
- Hand Signals: Effective communication using standard crane hand signals.
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Cranes and Their Operations
- Crane Types: Overview of mobile and pedestal cranes.
- Mobile Crane Anatomy: Main components and inspection techniques.
- Pedestal Crane Anatomy: Main components and inspection techniques.
- Operation Manuals and Log Books: Understanding operational documentation.
- Proximity Hazards: Identifying and managing hazards near lifting zones.
- Crane Setup: Best practices for crane setup and positioning.
- Load Rating Charts: Interpreting load rating charts for mobile and pedestal cranes.
- Tandem Lifting: Guidelines and best practices for tandem crane operations.
- Lifting Areas and Range Diagrams: Analyzing diagrams for safe lifting.
- Rated Capacity Indicators: Understanding and using capacity indicators.
- Video Illustrations: Real-world examples of crane operations and safety practices.
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Lifting Plans and Practical Exercises
- Risk Assessment: Conducting risk assessments for lifting operations.
- Lifting Plans: Developing and documenting method statements and lifting plans.
- Practical Exercises: Hands-on practice in creating lifting plans and managing operations.
- Case Studies: Review of real-world lifting scenarios to apply learned concepts.
- Video Illustrations: Demonstrations of safe lifting operations and common mistakes.
- Practical Training: On-site exercises involving lifting operations under supervision.
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Assessment
Interactive instructor-led questioning throughout the course.
Final theoretical and practical assessments to evaluate participants' understanding and skills.
Past Trainings
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