OVERHEAD CRANE INSPECTOR TRAINING
This training has been developed to address the applicable
ASME Standards and OSHA Regulations. The program consisting of a comprehensive in-class training and testing session followed by a customized hands-on instruction and evaluation session. The
program covers a broad spectrum of overhead crane operation and rigging, focusing on those particular to your operation. Participants will learn how to safely and effectively operate your
specific overhead crane and related components. This program is suitable for operators, supervisors and all personnel involved in safety of overhead lifting equipment. The training is applicable
to all capacities and types of overhead lifting devices.
TRAINING CONTENT
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Overhead Crane Terminology & Applicable
Standards of the industry (ANSI/ASME standards)
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Federal Regulations Applicable to Overhead Cranes
(OSHA regulations)
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OSHA & ANSI/ASME Compliant requirements and
manufacturer compliance
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Types of overhead cranes. Identification of various types of overhead cranes based on their features and characteristics
(Bridge Cranes, Monorail Cranes, Jib Hoists)
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Overhead crane
components
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Overhead Crane Inspection, When to perform an
inspection
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Operational Inspection Guidelines and
Inspection Checklist
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Operational requirements of the overhead crane, Rated Capacity, stopping with a load
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Lockout/tagout
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Inspection of safety devices and Mechanical
Components, Bumper Stops, Crane Sequences, Warning Devices, Limit Switches, Brakes. Runways, Rails, Drums, Footwalks, Ladders, Hooks, Guarding, Motors, Insulators,
Collectors.
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Recordkeeping and
documentation
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Frequent and periodic
inspections
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Pre-use inspection
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Crane safety hand
signals
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Recognition and identification of
hazards associated with the operation of overhead cranes
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Inspection of the crane operation area for
hazards
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Procedures for removal of a crane from
service
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Rigging loads. Definition of
rigging
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Types of Slings
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Rigging Hardware and additional lifting
devices
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Identify common types of
rigging
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Identify the angle of rigging when
lifting
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Load weight calculations and balancing requirements
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Determining the load's center of
gravity
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Capacity ratings. Determining load limit of rigging
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Safely rigging the load
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Identify hazards when rigging a
load
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Rigging inspection
The training is for 3 days. 2 days in class
session and 1 day in a customized hands-on session on site at your location. The participants are required to successfully complete a written test, and they are evaluated on their practical
knowledge, ensuring they fully understand the training they received. they must achieve a minimum of 85% on both sessions for successful completion.
Training includes: