G11 Lifting equiptment – Module 2.3

This course is designed for personnel who will use lifting equipment in their daily work. It provides basic theoretical training for those involved in lifting operations, including crane operators, slingers and signalers. For offshore work, the course corresponds to O-1.1.

The purpose of the training is to give participants a solid understanding of safe use of lifting gear, helping to prevent incidents and accidents during lifting operations.

Who should attend
The course is suitable for anyone working with lifting equipment in connection with cranes, lifting devices or rigging. It is also relevant for those planning to become certified inspectors of lifting equipment.

Prerequisites

• Module 1 – Work environment, responsibilities and consequences must be completed
• Participants must be at least 17 years old to start the course
• Certificate of competence is issued upon reaching 18 years of age

Course structure

• Module 2.3 – 16 hours of theory
  The course is completed over 2 days.

Course content
The training includes:

• Laws and regulations
• Health, environment and safety (HES)
• Competence requirements and control
• Design and types of lifting equipment
• Classification and rules for lifting gear
• Use of wire ropes, chain slings, fiber slings and shackles
• Use of lifting tables
• Signals and communication
• Weight estimation

This course provides the theoretical knowledge required for safe handling and use of lifting equipment in professional settings.