Lifting Operation Courses

The aim of this 5 day course is to provide delegates with the knowledge to fully understand the roles and responsibilities of the appointed person. Following the successful completion of the course, the delegate will have the knowledge and understanding to implement safe systems of work for lifting operations and be able to write risk assessments & method statements.

The aim of this course is to provide underpinning knowledge in the supervision of lifting operations including method statements and risk assessments.

The aim of this course is to provide delegates with greater knowledge and understanding of the legal and practical requirements of running and controlling a rigging loft onboard an offshore or onshore based workplace.

The specific aim of this course is to introduce users of lifting equipment to safe techniques for slinging and lifting operations.

This course is specifically aimed at providing crane users with safe techniques for slinging and lifting operations.

The aim of this course is to provide participants with the most up to date knowledge on the resin socketing of steel wire ropes. The course involves an informative discussion on the techniques of socketing, followed by a practical demonstration of how to socket standard six stranded and multi-stranded steel wire ropes.

The specific aim of this course is to provide managers and users of lifting equipment with an understanding of the legal requirements of the Statutory Instruments. The course is ideal for those who need to show they have received professional training on the requirements of LOLER and PUWER.

The specific aim of this course is to provide users with safe techniques for slinging and lifting operations when using an electric overhead travelling crane.