PLANT & MACHINERY SAFETY TRAINING Behaviour Based Rigging, Slinging and Signalman (1 Day)
Core Features
Digital Certificate
Official completion credential.
Comprehensive
Robust operational course modules.
Expert Trainer
Official JKKP Registered Lead.
Post Support
Continuous post-training advisory.
HRD CORP CLAIMABLE
✓
Course Curriculum
Programme Overview
- Core Purpose: A focused 1-day session designed to provide a solid foundation in the principles of lifting and moving heavy objects using specialized equipment.
- Essential Rigging Skills: Covers the fundamental methods of rigging and the critical selection process for various lifting mediums like ropes, chains, and mechanical devices.
- Operational Coordination: Focuses on the crucial communication and handling techniques required to interface effectively with crane operations.
- Knowledge Validation: Includes a comprehensive theory test to ensure participants have internalized the essential safety protocols and technical standards.
What You Will Learn?
- Fundamentals of Rigging & Slings: Understanding the different types of slings (wire rope, chain, synthetic) and how to select the right one based on the load's weight and shape.
- Hardware Identification: Learning to identify and inspect essential rigging hardware such as shackles, hooks, and turnbuckles for safe usage.
- Load Attachment Methods: Mastering basic hitch types and the "Cradle to Grave" safety principles of attaching loads to a crane's hook.
- Safety Standards & Regulations: A briefing on the mandatory safety requirements and the importance of adhering to "Safe Working Loads" (SWL).
Why It Matters?
- Rapid Skill Acquisition: Provides a quick but comprehensive update on lifting safety for personnel who need to work around cranes and heavy loads.
- Accident Prevention: Understanding the basics of sling selection and load handling significantly reduces the risk of dropped loads and site injuries.
- Compliance Foundation: Ensures that workers are educated on the legal requirements of lifting operations, helping the company meet its duty of care.
- Improved Site Communication: By learning the "language" of rigging, participants can coordinate more effectively with crane operators, leading to smoother and safer lifts.
