GWO Slinger Signaller V2.0
2021-04-01_TS_SLS_V2
e. Overhead crane
Explain focus areas when interacting with the different types of cranes as a slinger signaller including positioning, communication and movement
Participants shall:
Demonstrate a basic understanding of the different cranes/lift devices
Discuss the implications of the cranes/lift devices ’ size and characteristics when signalling the crane driver
ACCESSORIES
Learning objective:
The participant can recognise and name the correct accessories according to the applicable load (Knowledge, basic level)
The instructor shall:
Present and describe the different types of accessories and their main characteristics including working loads limits (WLL) and safe working load (SWL) and usage, covering as a minimum:
a. chain slings (shortening clutches)
b. synthetic (and Dyneema for heavy lifts may be presented) slings
c. wire slings
d. screw pin shackles and safety bolt shackles
e. snatch blocks
f.
threaded connections (eye bolts)
g. lifting and spreader beams
h. lifting bags
i.
hooks and container lugs
j. mechanical and hydraulic accessories (e.g. mechanical tagline, winch or capstan)
Explain the importance of using specified accessories and how to identify these for the specific task according to the lifting plan Explain how to use the selected accessories correctly including sling configuration (angular separation) and protection of slings (sharp edges etc.)
Define SWL and WLL
Present the different label/tags and their information used on accessories and their origin
Lead a discussion on how the slinger signaller must react if the equipment is not labelled/tagged correctly
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