Operations training
Crane and Hoist / V1 2023-07-03
47) The participants can explain the actions required for emergency situations and identify any hazards (e.g. dropped objects) (Knowledge, intermediate level)
48) The participants can take initiative to set up exclusion zone correctly (Ability, intermediate level)
49) The participants can assess the suitability of the lifting route and the designated lay down area (Knowledge, advanced level) 50) The participants can take responsibility of communicating clearly by voice or hand signals between the crane and hoist operator and the slinger signaller/slinger banksman (Ability, intermediate level) 51) The participants can discuss hazards associated with blind/restricted visibility lifts and the control measures required for such lifts (Knowledge, intermediate level) 52) The participants can describe the potential risks of hazards or potential obstructions in the lifting route and lay down area (Knowledge, basic level) 53) The participants can describe necessary considerations on the effects from weather conditions, moving vessel decks, and other relevant environmental considerations(Knowledge, basic level)
54) The participants can choose PPE appropriately for lifting operations (Knowledge, advanced level)
55) The participants can take responsibility for applying good housekeeping during lifting operations (Ability, intermediate level) 56) The participants can take responsibility for preparing the crane and the work area for lifting operations which may include over side lifts (e.g. quayside lifts, lifting over nacelle roof hatch) and ensure the load is rigged per the lift plan (Ability, intermediate level) 57) The participants can describe the hazards associated with the handling of hazardous goods (Knowledge, basic level)
Note
The following demonstration, presentations and exercises may be conducted in joint scenario-based exercises, where the participants work in pairs or in groups on the different exercises simultaneously – depending on the local training providers training risk assessment.
The instructor shall:
Explain how the lifting attachment accessories will impact on the crane capacity
Demonstrate how to attach lifting containers and lifting bags
Facilitate an exercise where the participants investigate risks in relation to the lifting exclusion zone and set up an exclusion zone, and furthermore discuss actions required for emergency actions and identify any hazards in relation to the exclusion zone (e.g. dropped objects)
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