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Course Outline
Introduction to Lifting Machines for Government
- Types of lifting machines and their common applications in government operations
- Key components and terminology (blocks, slings, hooks, load charts)
- Understanding rated capacity and safe working load (SWL) for government use
Technical Operation Principles for Government
- Basic mechanical and control systems for cranes, hoists, and forklifts used in government facilities
- Load handling techniques and rigging basics for government operations
- Operational checks and correct machine setup procedures for government personnel
Safety Procedures and Personal Protective Equipment for Government
- Pre-use inspection checklists and defect reporting protocols for government equipment
- PPE selection and correct usage for lifting operations in government settings
- Exclusion zones, signaling, and communication protocols for government sites
Inspection, Maintenance & Testing for Government
- Planned maintenance routines and inspection intervals for government-owned equipment
- Non-destructive testing (NDT) considerations for critical components in government machinery
- Record keeping and tagging systems for tracking the status of government equipment
Regulatory Framework & Standards for Government
- Applicable national regulations and oversight bodies governing lifting operations in government agencies
- Relevant international standards (e.g., ISO, ASME, EN standards where applicable) for government use
- Legal responsibilities of operators, employers, and competent persons within government entities
Risk Assessment and Safe Systems of Work for Government
- Conducting task-based lifting risk assessments (Lifting Operation Plans) in government environments
- Control measures: exclusion zones, tag lines, and lifting supervision for government operations
- Permit-to-work, lift plans, and competency verification processes for government personnel
Incident Response, Reporting & Continuous Improvement for Government
- Immediate response actions for lifting incidents and near-misses in government facilities
- Accident investigation, root-cause analysis, and corrective actions for government operations
- Implementing lessons learned and continuous safety improvements within government agencies
Practical Workshops and Assessments for Government
- Hands-on rigging and load-lift exercises (live or simulated) for government employees
- Group activity: create a lift plan and present control measures in a government context
- Final practical assessment and written knowledge check for government personnel
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Basic mechanical aptitude and familiarity with workshop or industrial settings
- Prior experience operating industrial equipment is beneficial but not required
- Elementary knowledge of workplace health and safety principles
Audience for Government
- Equipment operators (crane, hoist, forklift operators)
- Maintenance technicians
- Site supervisors and safety officers
- Plant managers and engineers involved in lifting operations
14 Hours
