Safe Operation of an Overhead Crane Training – Train-the-Trainer

Course Summary

Operator competency is key to safe overhead crane use. Effective training delivery of overhead crane inspection, use, and rigging principles is an essential component of competency.

Our program, taught by industry experts, is designed to provide workplace trainers with the required knowledge and tools to successfully deliver the program back in your workplace.

Train-the-Trainer participants require a certificate of competency. In order to receive a certificate of competency, the participant must achieve a passing grade on the written in-class test and pass the practical skills evaluation. The practical skills evaluation is to be performed at the worker’s place of employment.

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Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Explain the applicable legislation
• Discuss how to identify hazards
• Demonstrate how to perform pre-operational checks
• Explain how to properly rig a load
• Explain capacity and sling angles
• Explain safe operating procedures

Our overhead crane program is designed in accordance with CSA B167-08 Overhead travelling cranes – Design, inspection, testing, maintenance, and safe operation.

Course Materials

Leader’s Guide, 10 Participant’s Manuals, test, answer sheet, a record of attendance, wall certificate, wallet card, and CD containing read-only PowerPoint presentation files, sample certificates, and course materials order form.

Target Audience

Overhead crane workplace trainers

Legislative Reference

Ont. Reg. 851 – Industrial Establishments s. 51(2)
Ont. Reg. 213/91 – Construction Projects 96. (1)

Equipment Evaluation

The fee for the Train-the-Trainer course includes one on-site practical evaluation from OSG to a location within the 519, 548 and 226; 416, 437 and 647; and 289, 365 and 905 area codes. OSG recommends that practical evaluations be completed within 90 days of completing the theory portion of the program.

In order for evaluations to be completed, the following conditions must be met:

• Confirmation of the date and location of the equipment evaluation must be received in advance
• The participant has a minimum of 1-day practical experience on each piece of equipment he/she will be operating
• Equipment is in good working order and annual equipment certification is completed

Continuing Education Credits

HRPA has approved this course for CPD. Please contact us at 800.815.9980 to find out more.