Overhead Cranes and Hoists
Objective:
- Participants will learn current regulations and standards (OSHA 1910.178 and NOM – 006 – STPS – 2014) for Handling and Material Storage, Safety Conditions and Procedures, acquiring knowledge of the operation and structure of an overhead crane, as well as handling, maintenance, and lifting loads, conditions of safety and potential risks involved in operating the overhead crane.
Intended for:
- Overhead Crane and Hoist Operators with between 6 months and 1 year of experience and/or no previous courses.
At the end of the course:
- By the end of the course, participants will understand safety rules and standards, helping to reduce accidents and losses, while complying with legal requirements for the use and operation of the Overhead Crane.
Module 1: Introduction and awareness.
- Course Expectations and Commitments.
- Requirements for Passing the Course.
- General objective.
- Special aim.
- Workplace Safety.
- Effects of an Accident on Personal Life.
Module 2. Definitions.
Module 3. Parts and Components of the Overhead Crane.
- What is an Overhead Crane?
- Mechanical system.
- Electrical system.
- Safety Accessories.
Module 4. Basic movements.
Module 5: Types and classification of overhead cranes.
Module 6. Controls.
- Wired Control.
- Radio Control.
Module 7. Overhead crane safety points.
- Load Limiters.
- Limit Switches.
- Emergency stop.
- Main Switch.
- Control commands.
Module 8. Detailed visual inspection.
- Before Setting It in Motion.
- Checking the Physical Condition of the Overhead Crane Bridge.
- Inspection of the Runway Beam and Rails.
- Checking the Controls (Energized).
- Checking crane movements for each control element.
- Check the Lift Mechanism.
- Checking the Movements of the Bridge and Trolley.
- Checking the Safe Condition of Hook Accessories.
Module 9. Load Handling and Lifting.
- Safety when connecting the hook to the load.
- Correct placement of lifting accessories.
- Safety Considerations When Moving Loads.
- Machinery and personnel care.
- Suggestions as you place the load at your destination.
- Practice.
Module 10. Classification of slings.
- Selection criteria to Acquire Under Hook Accessories.
Module 11. Operator profile.
- Psychological or Physical Impairments.
- Determining Psychological or Physical Conditions.
Module 12. Hoist operator.
- What is a Hoist?
- Types of Hoists.
- Inspection table.
Module 13. Inspection.
- Cable check.
Module 14: Recommendation Nom Stps.
- Safety Measures for Inspecting and Maintaining Hoists and Winches
Module 15. Personal Protective Equipment.
Module 16. Hook Accessories.
- Eyebolts and Hooks.
- Tips for Hooking the Load
Module 17. Recommendations.
Module 18. Practice.
- Inspections and Check list.
- Load movements and transfer.
- pendulum and Oscillatory Movement.
- Turning Loads.
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