Plant Safety - Banksman Slinging & Lifting - 1 Day

Managing and lifting operations are a big part of any construction environment, and also potentially the most dangerous. This course is designed to deliver ‘hands-on’ knowledge and training to attendees with responsibility for the safe use of lifting equipment on site. It covers the relevant legislation as well as force influences and the physics behind lifting equipment, as well as how to choose the correct lifting equipment, use appropriate hand signals and carry out pre-inspections.

Description

Overview

Managing and lifting operations are a big part of any construction environment, and also potentially the most dangerous. This course is designed to deliver ‘hands-on’ knowledge and training to attendees with responsibility for the safe use of lifting equipment on site. It covers the relevant legislation as well as force influences and the physics behind lifting equipment, as well as how to choose the correct lifting equipment, use appropriate hand signals and carry out pre-inspections. This course aims to provide delegates with a basic knowledge of the physics, legislation and process of lifting and slinging operations, to enable them to carry out their operations in accordance with statutory requirements and without risk to health. hand signals and carry out pre-inspections.

Aims and Objectives

This course aims to provide delegates with a basic knowledge of the physics, legislation and process of lifting and slinging operations, to enable them to carry out their operations in accordance with statutory requirements and without risk to health.

Duration

This is a one-day workshop course.

Prerequisites

Suitable head/foot protection and gloves during the practical session. Learners are expected to have a good understanding of both spoken and written English.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for those who have, or want to have, practical ‘hands-on’ knowledge of lifting and slinging, as well as those who have responsibility for legal equipment on site.

Contents

The course covers a range of topics related to banksman slinging and lifting, including:

  • Legislation, legal obligations and responsibilities
  • Force influences, sling configurations and safety precautions
  • Estimating load weights
  • Selecting the appropriate equipment for each lift
  • Pre-use inspection of lifting equipment
  • Use of appropriate hand signals
  • Carrying out lifting operations safely and successfully

 

Course Benefits

This course will enable individuals with responsibility for lifting and slinging equipment to carry out their duties in an efficient, safe and legal manner, reducing the risk of accidents and working more efficiently.

Certification

Learners will be given a Certificate of Attendance on successful completion of the course.

Prerequisites

Suitable head/foot protection and gloves during the practical session. Learners are expected to have a good understanding of both spoken and written English.

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