Ship’s Crane Operator
On request
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The intended use of ship’s cranes requires that the crane operator carries out the handling work reliably and safely. The aim of this further training is comprehensive instruction and corresponding training for the independent operation of ship’s cranes, since improper use can lead to danger to persons and considerable property damage.
Crane types and their drives
Commissioning & operation of cranes
Inspections of cranes & decommissioning of cranes
Slinging
Slinging equipment & types of slinging
Load-handling devices
Accident prevention regulations for operating lifting appliances & DGUV
Behavior in case of damage
DGUV Regulation 52 & 1 A1
DGUV Principle 309-003 (BGG 921)
Occupational Safety and Health Act (ArbSchG), BetrSichV (Industrial Safety Regulation)
DGUV Rule 109-017 Operating load-handling devices and slinging equipment in lifting appliance operation
Practical exercises
Transport of persons
Moving loads swiftly without setting them swinging
Target group
Experienced equipment operators who are to operate a ship’s crane
Requirements
Extensive previous experience as an equipment operator is a condition for successful participation in the course
Previous experience in slinging loads is useful
Good spatial vision, good hearing (also via radio)
Minimum age 18 years
Occupational medical fitness (G25)