Crane Inspector Training - NEW
Crane inspector Training focuses on the critical elements of proper crane set up and safe function relating to the specific tasks of the crane and type of load. The instructor will focus on Hydraulic and mechanical elements of the cranes as well as rigging and load stability. He will deal with concerns relating to the actual work situations, referenced by needs of the trainees.
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Load Handling & Rigging
This course is about the movement of materials and interaction with the load handler or rigger within the capabilities of the crane and the proper use of equipment related to this work.. The course information will cover the do's and don'ts of handling activity, general terminology in use, the applicable rules and codes, proper inspection of all under hook devices, understanding load movement, center of balance, accepted rigging practices and other vital information relating to the duties of workers around cranes.
Pedestal Crane Training on Oil Rigs and Ships
This course is concentrated on the proper operation of pedestal mounted cranes operating in regular and confined situations. The facilitator offers a clear perspective of the operators responsibilities and those with which he is interacting. Also covers basic rigging, proper communication methods, inspection of the crane and all under hook devices and accessories, and much more.
Wind Turbine
The course has been developed for workers who are working with all kinds of cranes, rigging and handling equipment. Lifting very large propellers and/or other materials in varied landscapes. This calls for a great deal of judgment on the part of the field handler, the decisions made are critical to the lift and should be based on a solid grounding of knowledge which is imparted to impress on the individual the important responsibility he carries for the completion of his work.
Customized Rigging and Load Handling
The course covers understanding the various types of rigging methods, the risks and preventive measures within the boundaries of the rigger and load handlers duties. Items included are the inspection criteria for the equipment, accessories and below the attachments. All workers who are handling loads must be familiar with the applicable regulations and codes. Our course clearly defines the responsibilities of the workers in the crane and lifting area.
Train The Trainer
The training focuses on the presenter, he is provided with information to assist him with instruction of the above training presentations. Our facilitator will go through a program with your designated instructor(s) in a step by step review of the presentation material. He will cover the techniques required by a first rate instructor to make a memorable impression on the student. All of the relevant information will be laid out in a cohesive and efficient manner so that the students will be able to build their knowledge from one chapter through to the end.
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Custom Lifting and Handling Programs for Companies in Growth
Companies are constantly growing and evolving to compete either to retain customers or to service new markets in an evolving industrial marketplace.
Crane Training Canada is pleased to provide consulting and training services for companies that need help to teach employees to perform new jobs efficiently and safely. We look at the changes that the company is experiencing and develop customized training programs and manuals depicting the correct procedures for the employees.
We then come to your facility to train the employees in class "theoretical" and hands on "practical". When the trainees complete the program, successfully pass the test and trainer evaluation, the students will receive certificate and wallet card from Crane Training Canada.
Just some examples of custom training programs recently completed by Crane Training Canada include:
- double stacking of steel coils, various sizes and weights
- crane operator for cab operated crane with magnet.
Hazardous Situation and Accident Investigations
We have over thirty five years of experience in the overhead handling industry. We are able to analyze and prepare a detailed account determining the cause of a problem and propose proper procedures to reduce the probability of reoccurrence of similar dangerous situations. Consulting
Evaluation of current procedures and practices are conducted at your facility where the risk assessment audits are completed. Proper operation, efficiency and productivity are considered and a report is provided. The report will outline the offensive activity and corrective measures are outlined.
Crane Training Canada utilizes a team approach in resolving contentious issues and will attempt a consensus for procedural solutions. Our thirty five plus years experience with load handling, rigging cranes and accessories will be key to the practical resolution that is of concern.
Pre-Start Health and Safety Reviews
PSR's are required when new equipment or modified equipment are introduced into the workplace. The workplace and work procedures are reviewed by a professional engineer who is familiar with the equipment and processes that is able to verify the general conformity with the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Safety Act of Ontario and the Regulations for Industrial Establishments.
In addition to the general construction and application of the new machine, the review includes a verification of equipment and workplace conditions, taking into account the influence of the particular situation as it relates to the well-being/safety of the workers. The inspection will take into account all influences to that work cell as they appear at the time of the review.
The review is carried out in accordance with Professional Engineers Ontario's guideline for Professional Engineers providing reports as required by regulation 528/00 amending section 7 of regulations for Industrial Establishments, Regulation 851 of the Ontario Occupational Heath and Safety Act.
The PSR will be concluded with a report outlining, deficiencies and a determination of requirements to reduce risk, as they may exist. Final documentation includes a Safety Review Letter of Conformance which will be prepared, once the deficiencies are rectified and safety devices are demonstrated.
