Crane Operator Safety – Overhead

Since overhead cranes are designed to travel the full length and width of a building and make lifts from a point in the building, accidents can occur anywhere, at any time. Overhead Crane Safety uses a hands-on approach to provide practical safety instruction. This Crane Operator Safety – Overhead course is conducted in accordance with OSHA 29CFR1910.179 & ANSI B30.

• Timetable:0.5 day(s)
• Certification:Overhead Crane Safety & Operations - OSHA 29CFR1910.179 & ANSI B30
• Validation:2 years
• Requirements:None

More information about the Crane Operator Safety – Overhead

If you’re operating an overhead crane, such as a bridge crane or a gantry crane, you need to take a training course to maintain compliance with OSHA regulations.

Upon completion of Crane Operator Safety – Overhead training, the delegate will be familiar with, overhead crane hazards, methods of keeping loads stable when moving them, what to do in case of failed equipment inspection, hands-on demonstration of overhead crane operations, component of overhead cranes and their functions.

While OSHA only requires overhead crane operators to take a safety training course, the information in the training can be helpful for all people who work in close proximity to overhead cranes.

Content

• Overhead crane regulations
• Pre-use inspections
• Overhead Crane operation