Participants must be able to plan, assess risk and carry out simple lifting. Have good knowledge of lifting equipment, their daily supervision, dimensioning and use. Have a good understanding of the hand and radio signals used to direct the crane.
Theoretical elements
Roles and responsibilities
Laws and regulations
Knowledge about materials
Lifting equipment and lifting gear
Lifting plan
Risk assessment
Practical elements
Dimensioning of lifting equipment
Rigging/coupling Technology
Ergonomics
Daily inspection and storage
Lifting angles
Lifting zones
Lifting planning using a lifting plan
Lifting asymmetrical loads
Hand and radio signals for crane directing
During the practical part, several lifts are planned and carried out. A lifting scenario is planned and performed individually with a larger crane with an external driver on day two.
The course ends with a theoretical test and an evaluation of the participants.
Target group: For you who work as a wind power technician and are at least 18 years old.Previous knowledge: No previous knowledge neccessaryPeriod of validity: UnlimitedCourse length: 12 hours (1 1/2 days)Instructor: 2