Overhead Crane Operator & Rigger/Signal Person

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Overhead Crane Operator & Rigger/Signal Person

This comprehensive three-day class is designed to cover the proper operation of overhead cranes and provide the essential fundamentals for rigging personnel to meet OSHA’s definition of a 'qualified rigger.' The course includes training for rigger signalpersons, Levels 1 and 2, ensuring participants understand the critical aspects of crane operation and rigging safety. Throughout the training, various types of equipment will be covered, including cab/pulpit operated cranes, pendant operated cranes, and remote control operated cranes. Additionally, the course will address key rigging equipment such as wire rope, rigging hardware, chain hoists, and lever hoists, equipping students with the skills needed for safe and efficient crane and rigging operations.

Topics

The topics we cover in our courses

Types, components, and terminology of overhead cranes
Causes and results of overhead crane accidents
Operator’s role in reducing crane accidents and liability
Recognizing and understanding deficiencies and safety hazards
Structural components: sheaves, blocks, hooks, operating mechanisms, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems, hydraulic cylinders, wire rope, operational aids, and safety devices
Structural, mechanical, electrical, operational, and safety/liability areas of operation
Safe operating practices and procedures for wire rope, slings, hardware, and chain & lever hoists
Hand and voice signals for crane operation
Hoisting personnel safely
Basic rigging procedures

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Equipment

The equipment we use in our courses

Cab/Pulpit Operated Cranes
Pendant Operated Cranes
Remote Control Operated Cranes
Wire Rope
Rigging Hardware
Chain Hoists
Lever Hoists

Requirements for Overhead Crane Operator & Rigger/Signalperson

The requirements for operators in our courses

Complete the Qualified Rigger/Signalperson training program
Possess the physical ability to safely perform rigging tasks
Have a minimum of two years rigging experience. (A trainee qualification is available for personnel who do not meet experience requirement.)
Pass a written examination
Pass a practical examination on signaling