Technical training
Lift Standard / V3 2023-05-02
26) The participants can describe the function of the bottom and top switches, and recognises the importance of inspecting and performing function test of bottom a top switch (Knowledge, basic level)
27) The participants can recognise differences between doors and gates (Knowledge, basic level)
28) The participants can describe the use of key for safety locking (Knowledge, basic level)
29) The participants can describe the general function of fences/gates in a safety perspective (Knowledge, basic level) 30) The participants can explain how to open the door during normal operation (in safe zone) and in emergency situations (Knowledge, intermediate level)
The instructor shall:
Explain general functionalities of lifts in WTGs and show examples on the topics: operation related, as well as safety related
Facilitate group discussions on:
a.
functionalities of lifts in WTG
b.
opening doors in normal and emergency situations
The participants shall:
Engage in group discussions and share experiences on the use of lifts
ELEMENT 3.4 - GENERAL SAFETY IN USE OF LIFT
Learning objectives:
31) The participants can describe the risks of entering the area where the lift is landing in its lowest position (Knowledge, basic level) 32) The participants show interest and willingness to respect safety distances in the work area (Ability, basic level) 33) The participants can describe the risks from leaving the lift at other positions than the prescribed points (Knowledge, basic level)
34) The participants can explain the function of the safety brake (Knowledge, intermediate level)
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