Course: Overhead Cranes and Hoists
Master the safe operation of overhead cranes and hoists, prevent risks and perform lifting operations with precision and responsibility
Specialized training in safe lifting equipment operation in accordance with NOM-006-STPS-2014 and aredares OSHA
ABOUT THE COURSE
Vocational training
The Overhead Crane and Hoist Coursecough is designed to train operators and industrial personnel in the operation, structure, and components of this equipment, as well as strengthen their skills in handling, inspection, maintenance, and safe operation of lifting systems.
Risk prevention
Identification of unsafe acts and conditions in lifting operations.
Existing regulations
Correct application of NOM-006-STPS-2014 and international standards OSHA 1910.178.
Inspection and maintenance
Inspection, basic maintenance and correct use of lifting equipment.
Safe operation
Safe procedures for lifting and handling loads.
OBJECTIVES
What you'll achieve with this training
Designed to develop technical competencies for operating lifting equipment, strengthening safe decision-making, maneuver control and good practices in industrial environments.
- Understand the operation and components of an overhead crane and hoist.
- To identify potential risks while lifting and transferring loads.
- conduct visual safety inspections before and during operation.
- Use lifting accessories, slings and hooks correctly.
- Promote a safety culture in lifting operations within the company.
PROGRAM CONTENT
Course Outline: Strategic Leadership
A comprehensive 18-module program designed to master the safe operation of overhead cranes and hoists.
Module 1: Introduction and awareness-raising
(a) Expectations and commitments
b) Requirements for Accreditation
(c) Overall goal
d) Specific Objective
(e) Safety at work
(f) Impact of an accident on personal life
Module 02: Definitions
Module 3. Overhead crane parts and components
a) What is an overhead crane?
(b) Mechanical system
(c) Electrical system
d) Safety accessories
Module 04: Basic movements
Module 05: Types and Classification of Overhead Cranes
Module 06: Control
a) Wired Control
(b) Control radio
Module 07: Overhead crane safety points
a) Load limiters
b) Limit Switches
(c) Emergency stop
(d) Main breaker
e) Control devices
Module 8. Detailed Visual Inspection
a) Before putting it in motion
b) Checking the physical condition of the overhead crane bridge
c) Inspection of the runway beam and rails
d) Checking the controls (Energized)
e) Checking crane movements for each control element
f) Checking the lifting mechanism
g) Checking bridge and trolley movements
h) Checking the safe condition of hook accessories
Module 9. Handling and lifting loads
a) Safety when attaching the load
b) Correct placement of lifting accessories
c) Safety aspects when moving loads
(d) Machinery and personnel care
(e) Suggestions as they place the load at their destination
(f) Practice
Module 10. Sling classification
(a) Selection criteria when acquiring under-hook accessories
BECOME THE LEADER YOUR ORGANIZATION NEEDS
Results that will make a difference in your leadership
Operation and structure:
Gain an in-depth understanding of an overhead crane’s operation, structure, and components to operate it confidently.
Safe Lifting Procedures:
Apply safe procedures for lifting and handling loads, reducing operational risks.
Unsafe conditions and acts:
Identify unsafe conditions and acts in lifting operations to prevent workplace accidents.
Inspection and maintenance:
Conduct detailed visual inspections and basic maintenance of lifting equipment.
Safety Culture:
Promote a culture of safety, teamwork, and operational responsibility within the company.
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
Who is the Overhead Crane and Hoist Operators Course intended for?
Designed for industrial personnel who want to strengthen their competencies in the safe operation of lifting equipment.
- Overhead Crane Operators
Personnel responsible for operating overhead cranes and hoists in industrial environments.
- Staff with initial experience
Operators with 6 months to 1 year of experience that seek to formalise their training.
- Personnel with or without previous preparation
Employees who have not received formal training in operating lifting equipment.
- Lifting operation supervisors
Supervisors that coordinate critical lifting and transferring of loads.
Safety Begins with the Right Training
Enroll your team today and strengthen your company's safety culture!