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AIM
This is a one day course designed to suit the requirements of trainees who have limited or no knowledge of safe lifting technique
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MAJOR COURSE TOPIC
- Laws and legislation on lifting operation (New)
- Rules and duties of personnel in lifting operation
- Planning for safe lifting operation
- Crane type inspection (Mobile Crane, Overhead Travelling Crane and others lifting machine)
- Crane operation hazard
- Determining load weight and evaluating the load
- How to read load chart for Mobile Crane
- Wire rope types and inspection
- Chain sling inspection
- Synthetic web sling inspection
- Hook and shackle inspection
- Rings and link inspection
- Eye bolts and hoist ring inspection
- Plate clamp and beam clamp inspection
- Hand chain and lever hoist inspection
- Below-the hook lifting device
- Sling tag and capacity marking
- Proper inspection technique
- Common causes of rigging damage
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COURSE OBJECTIVE
On successful completion of this course, candidates will know (Theory and practical):
- The requirements on the legislation regarding mobile cranes, Overhead Travelling Crane and other hoisting machine
- The terminology used to identified the crane components or parts
- The safe setting up the cranes and its equipment
- How to identify the purpose and capacity of lifting tackle in general use for lifting
- The correct method of crane inspection (mobile and crawler crane)
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Safety and Health Officer
- Safety and Health Supervisor
- Site Safety Supervisor
- Crane Operators
- Production Supervisor
- Crane Mechanics/Technician
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BENEFITS
- Take precaution and measures to prevent accidents with the movement of load handle by a crane
- Being able to identify all lifting devices
- Ensure crane operate within limits set by the rated load chart
- Safely and efficiently use of lifting gears
- To understand new revised regulation on Competence Person (PIC) and penalty (New) Appoint skill person to preform any lifting activity
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TRAINER PROFILE
Tuan Haji Mohd Kudzi bin Hamat holds a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from University Technology Malaysia and has been served with Department of Occupational Safety and Health for the past 29 years and currently with (DOSH) Penang. Appointed as DOSH Officer since 1985 with services history as in DOSH Pahang, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Headquarters. Has experience in crane safety and hoisting machines, construction safety, workplace inspection and audit relating to safety and health and also gives talk in various seminar organize by employers and associations and has been a regular speaker in Safety and Health Officer training course conducted by training providers. He also a part time lecturer at University Malaysia Perlis (UNIMAP) for Safety and Health Program.
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