The focus of this training program is the inspector's role in overhead crane safety, compliance with OSHA and Industry standards, limiting liability exposures and preparation for OSHA inspections. The latest OSHA and ASME crane standards are thoroughly covered, inspection checklists are provided, and students learn how to properly document the inspection. Inspector certification, an additional credential, is available for those that qualify.
Cranes Covered
- Overhead Hoists
- Underhung Bridge Cranes
- Cab-Operated Bridge Cranes
- Gantry Bridge Cranes
Learn How To Apply The Following Topics:
- Types of overhead cranes, components & terminology
- Identifying hazards that result in accidents
- Inspector's role in reducing overhead crane accidents & liability exposure
- Setting up an overhead crane inspection program
- OSHA & ASME inspection requirements
- The three levels of inspection
- Inspection procedures & techniques
- Recognizing deficiencies & safety hazards
- Correct way to write inspection reports that provide the proper documentation
- Inspecting structural components, sheaves, blocks, hooks, operating mechanisms, pneumatic and electrical systems, wire rope, operational aids and safety devices
- Emphasis is placed on the structural, mechanical, electrical, pneumatic and safety/liability areas of inspection
- When to perform a non-destructive crack detection test
- Basic rigging procedures
- Performing load tests
You Will Receive:
- Rigging Handbook
- Overhead Crane Inspector Workbook
- OSHA and ANSI/ASME Standards
- Annual/Periodic & Monthly Inspection Checklists
- Rigger's Capacity Card
- Inspection Decal
Inspector Certification Requirements:
- Complete a Crane Institute of America Overhead Crane Inspector training program.
- Pass a written examination.
- Have 3 years of overhead crane experience working in a capacity of operation, maintenance, repair, inspection, safety, or supervision.
