TOWER CRANE Operator & Inspector Certification HANDS-ON

TRAINING & Free Operator Qualification!

5 Days $1,195
Operator Certification $195
Inspector Certification $295

After completion of this training and certification program, operators and inspectors will meet the OSHA and ASME competency and qualification requirements.
Also, this program enables companies to perform their own in-house crane inspections, which include the OSHA required Daily, Monthly and Annual Inspections as well as the ASME Periodic
Inspections.

YOU WILL RECEIVE

• Tower Crane Safety & Inspector workbook
• Rigging safety handbook
  
• OSHA & ANSI/ASME standards
• Periodic & annual inspection forms
• Hand signal card
• Rigger's capacity card
• Sheave gauge
• Inspection certificate decal
• Safety decals
• Certificate of training
• Inspector and operator certification card, if applicable

OPERATOR QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

• Pass a physical examination. A CDL physical is acceptable.
  
• Complete a Crane Institute of America Tower Crane Operator & Inspector training program.
  
• Pass a written examination.
  
• Pass a practical examination if possessing less than 2 years
  operating experience.

INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

• Complete a Crane Institute of America Tower Crane Operator
  & Inspector training program.
  
• Pass a written examination.
  
• Have 3 years experience working in a capacity of operation,
  maintenance, repair, inspection, safety or supervision of
  tower cranes.

A trainee certification is available for personnel who do
not meet operator/inspector experience requirements.

CRANES COVERED

• SELF ERECTING
• HAMMERHEAD TOWER CRANES
• LUFFING TOWER CRANES

YOU WILL LEARN

• Causes and results of tower crane accidents.
  
• Types, components, and terminology of tower cranes.
  
• Understanding and using rated capacit--y charts.
  
• Safe operating practices and procedures.
  
• Operator, rigger and supervisor responsibilities.
  
• Hand signals, radios and other ways to direct the crane operator.
  
• Procedures for safely working tower cranes around power lines.
  
• How to comply with OSHA’s requirements when hoisting personnel.
  
• Rigging: wire rope, slings, chain, rigging hardware, lifting devices, calculating sling loading, safe rigging practices and procedures and how to prepare a lift plan.
  
• What constitutes a competent and qualified tower crane inspector.
  
• How to inspect and certify your tower cranes in-house.
  
• Understanding and applying the three levels of inspection.
  
• OSHA and ANSI/ASME tower crane inspection requirements.
  
• The role of tower crane inspectors in reducing crane accidents & liability exposure.
  
• How to interpret & apply OSHA & ANSI/ASME tower crane standards.
  
• The correct way to write inspection reports.
  
• How to inspect structural components, booms, jibs, gears, drums, sheaves, blocks, hooks, operating mechanisms, electrical system, power plants, braking systems, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, safety devices and operational aids.

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