Sibbald Training

The Aim of the Slinger Signaller Course is to:

Provide the candidate with the basic knowledge and practical skills involved in slinging loads and guiding cranes.

Course Duration

4 days, this depends on the number of candidates and the ratio of candidates / machines per Instructor.  Foundation course includes 1 Day Module 2 Health & Safety Course.

The Objectives of the Course are to enable delegates to:

• Establish the weight and dimensions of loads and communicate this information to the crane operator
• Select, attach and detach appropriate lifting tackle
• Direct the actions of a crane moving loads by giving clear signals to ensure safety of personnel and plant
• Determine the serviceability of tackle and how to maintain and store it correctly

• Have an understanding of responsibilities under Health and Safety at Work Order & other current relevant legislation.

Who Do We Recommend Attends The Course?

All personnel required to carry out the duties of a Slinger Signaller.

Slinger Signaller Course Summary

Candidates will participate in theory lessons and practical demonstrations / exercises, all of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering;

• An Introduction to the Construction Industry
• Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations
• Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations
• Health and Safety at Work Order
• Other current relevant regulations
• Code of signals
• How to calculate safe working loads
• Effects of varying the angles of multi-leg slings
• Hazards associated with crane operation and how to avoid them

Certification

Scottish Progression Award or Intermediate Certificate (ICT600) for Specialised Plant Machinery Operations, both of which lead to the issue of (CSR) Red Trained Operators Card.

Eligible companies are able to claim grants for this training, which will pay for a substantial amount if not all of the training costs, as this course is CITB approved for grant purposes.

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