Overhead Crane Training
Industrial & Plant
| Accreditation | |
|---|---|
| Independent Training Standards Scheme & Register (ITSSAR) | |
| Training Delivery | |
|---|---|
| On-site (Nationwide) | ✔ |
| Training Centre | ✘ |
| Training is available to | |
|---|---|
| Novice | ✔ |
| Experienced | ✔ |
| Refresher | ✔ |
| Duration, Learners and Assessment | |
|---|---|
| Training Duration | 1-2 Days |
| Learners | 3 Maximum |
| Theory Assessment | ✔ |
| Practical Assessment | ✔ |
| Course Handout | |
|---|---|
| Training Manual and User Guidance | ✔ |
| Certificates & Registration | |
|---|---|
| Registration Fee Per Person (Paid directly to ITSSAR) | £8.00 + VAT |
| Photo ID Card (750gsm) | ✔ |
| Certificate | ✔ |
| HSE Compliance | |
|---|---|
| PUWER 1998 | ✔ |
| LOLER 1998 | ✔ |
| The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 | ✔ |
Overhead Crane Training
Industrial & Plant
Didac provides Overhead Crane training courses to customers on their own site, throughout the UK.
Training is ITSSAR accredited, delivering practical skills and theoretical knowledge allowing candidates to operate in compliance with HSE requirements.
Course duration is dependent upon learner numbers and candidate experience. Customers should enquire to discuss their exact requirements.
Successful candidates are awarded a photo ID card and certificate.
The client is required to supply the Overhead Crane, all PPE and equipment for training.
Specification
| Delivery | |
|---|---|
| Accreditation |
Is there a minimum age requirement for completing Overhead Crane operator training?
With the exception of Lift Truck operators, there is no minimum age outlined in any UK legislation for plant operators.
Lift Truck operators in the UK must be over the minimum school leaving age (except in docks where they must be at least 18 years old).
You can find out more here: HSE Workplace Transport FAQ
Is there an upper age limit for completing Overhead Crane operator training?
No.
Do I receive an Overhead Crane licence when I complete this training?
There is no such thing as a licence as such, for any piece of plant machinery in the UK.
The term ‘licence’ suggests a document issued from a governmental or other constituted authority to operate an Overhead Crane. No such authority exists; there are only accrediting bodies and training providers who operate independently of the HSE or any other government organisation.
Successful candidates do receive a certificate and photo ID card, sometimes referred to as an Overhead Crane ticket; this provides evidence that the candidate has completed training and is certified to use the equipment as outlined on the Overhead Crane certification.
Overhead Crane courses are available across the majority of makes, models, types of machinery and attachments including but not limited to the following.
NOTE: If you do not see the equipment for which you require training this does not mean that our trainers / assessors are not qualified to deliver the crane training you need.
| Crane Types. | Makes & Models. | Continued. |
|---|---|---|
| Bridge Crane Gantry Crane Hoist Crane Jib Crane Man Up Crane Pendant Crane Remote Control Crane Rotary Overhead Crane |
Aabacas Abus Clayton Demag Donati Felco Konecrane Liftmec |
McCann Morris Pelloby Smith Stahl Street Terex Vaughan |
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