Purpose
The Mobile Crane Operator Training or Rough Terrain (RT) Crane Operator training is designed to give in depth knowledge of load and crane stability so that crane operator is aware of the danger involved due to tripping moment caused by heavy load. Also fresh trainees get hands on experience on running the Mobile RT Crane. The course covers syllabus as per OSHA 1926.1400 guidelines. The 5 days of mobile crane operator training covers all aspects of crane safety in detail, be it crawler crane or rubber tyre mobile crane.
Target Audience
- Experienced Operators
- Trainees
- Loss Control/Safety
- Management
- Inspectors
Course Content
Mobile Crane Operator Training
- Crane operational characteristics
- Frequent and periodic inspections
- How to read and apply load charts
- How to use a range diagram
- Quadrants of operation
- Reeving and line pull
- Proper mobile crane set-up
- Evaluating ground and soil stability
- Outriggers and pad loading
- Use of jibs and extensions
- Stability vs Structural competence
- Evaluating the load
- Wire rope types and inspection
- Accident prevention and root cause
- How to determine load weight
- Effects of side loading
- Power line contact prevention
- Crane hands signals
- Personnel lifting
- Rigging Practice and Safety
- Crane Safety – site hazard identification and inspection
- Preventative Maintenance and Safety Inspection
- Computerized Operator Aids — An overview of computer-assisted operation.
- On-Site Equipment Movement — hazards such as unlevelled ground, power lines etc.
| Course | Fee INR | Duration | Course Timing | Date Commence | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile RT Crane Operator | 25,000 | 3 days | 10:00-18:00 | Monday | Practical Training |
Mobile Crane Operator Training
Purpose
The Mobile Crane Operator Training, also known as Rough Terrain (RT) Crane Operator Training, is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of crane stability and load dynamics. This training ensures operators are well-aware of the potential dangers of tripping moments caused by heavy loads. The course is structured to meet the standards outlined in OSHA 1926.1400 guidelines and offers hands-on experience for trainees with Mobile RT Cranes. Across five days, trainees are taken through all aspects of crane safety, whether for crawler cranes or rubber tire mobile cranes.
Target Audience
This course is ideal for:
• Experienced Operators who want to enhance their skills.
• Trainees seeking to become certified mobile crane operators.
• Safety & Loss Control Managers overseeing crane operations.
• Management & Inspectors responsible for crane safety and inspection.
Course Content
The Mobile Crane Operator Training covers the following key topics:
• Crane operational characteristics
• Frequent and periodic inspections
• How to read and apply load charts
• Using a range diagram
• Quadrants of operation
• Reeving and line pull
• Proper mobile crane set-up
• Ground and soil stability evaluation
• Outriggers and pad loading
• Use of jibs and extensions
• Stability vs structural competence
• Load evaluation
• Wire rope types and inspection
• Accident prevention and root cause analysis
• Determining load weight
• Side loading effects
• Power line contact prevention
• Crane hand signals
• Personnel lifting
• Rigging practice and safety
• Site hazard identification and inspection
• Preventative maintenance and safety inspections
• Computerized operator aids and their applications
• On-site equipment movement hazards (unlevelled ground, power lines, etc.)
This comprehensive training ensures that participants leave with the necessary knowledge and skills to handle mobile crane operations safely and effectively.
Additional Information
• Certification: After completing the course, participants will receive certification in Mobile Crane Operation.
• Apprenticeship Opportunity: Trainees may be eligible for further apprenticeships to advance their skills in mobile crane operation.
This course is perfect for those seeking mobile crane operator jobs, certification, and an understanding of the duties and responsibilities associated with this career. Whether you’re looking to learn how to become a mobile crane operator or improve your existing skills, this training offers both theory and hands-on practice.
