MAINTENANCE & INSPECTION TRAINING
Overhead Crane Maintenance and Inspection Training
This training course could prove to be one of your best investments. It will provide these benefits…and more.
- Improve plant safety by increasing employee knowledge.
- Help your company comply with OSHA safety requirements, inspection and reporting.
- Reduction in equipment breakdowns and costly downtime.
- Reduce your company’s legal liabilities by providing training to all overhead crane maintenance and inspection personnel.
- Training produces income, not expenses.
- Lower insurance premiums are possible.
Who Should attend?
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Course Session Includes:
- Classroom training
- 250-page training manuals covering hoists, cranes, slings and below-the-hook devices
- 100 pages of OSHA codes/inspection form manuals
- Troubleshooting guides
- Evaluation of 100+ sample parts
- Stainless steel gauges
- Question and answer period
- Written testing
- Certification certificates, cards and decals
- Hands-on training available
Topics Covered
- Proper crane terminology
- Maintenance terminology and components
- OSHA daily overhead hoist and crane operator inspection requirements
- Frequent and periodic inspection guidelines
- Proper OSHA required record keeping and documentation
- OSHA safety requirements when working on a hoist or crane
- Proper crane operation
- Proper sling use and inspection
- Proper use of below-the-hook devices and inspection
- Specialized Lock Out-Tag Out procedures for overhead hoists and cranes
- Proper use of inspection tools
Session Cost
The cost will vary depending on location, length and the number of attendees.
Session costs are tax-deductible. All expenses of continuing education (including registration fees, travel, meals and lodging) taken to maintain and improve professional skills are tax deductible, according the Treasury Regulation 1.162-5 Coughlin vs. Commissioner, 203F2d307.
Session locations
- At any of your facilities in the USA or at our facilities.