Lifting Accessories Inspector
Course Introduction
The Lifting Accessories Inspector course is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills required to carry out thorough examinations and inspections of various lifting accessories such as chains, slings, shackles, and hoists. The course is aimed at those who are responsible for ensuring the safe use of lifting equipment in the workplace and includes both theoretical and practical training.
During the course, participants will learn about the relevant legislation and regulations surrounding the use of lifting equipment, the different types of lifting accessories and their uses, how to conduct thorough examinations and inspections, and how to identify defects and damage that could compromise the safety of the equipment. Participants will also learn about the importance of maintaining accurate records and documentation.
Course Information
- It is envisaged that by the end of this course of training the trainee operator will be able to answer questions on and perform the following:
- Have a basic understanding of the industry, the dangers of working in the industry and their responsibilities as a competent person carrying out inspections of lifting equipment, accessories and attachments
- Be able to conform to manufacturers requirements as per technical data and conform to relevant regulations and legislation
- Be able to locate, identify and explain different types of lifting equipment, accessories and attachments. Examine their basic construction, explain their uses, applications and functions
- Be able to interpret and extract information from all relevant documentation
- Explain and demonstrate a comprehensive thorough inspection
- Identify and demonstrate how to complete a thorough examination inspection report
- Environmental considerations
- Carry out all out storage and securing procedures
This qualification has been developed for those already working, or preparing to work, in the industry and who will be producing lifting accessories inspection reports as part of their working duties.
Delegate Requirements – Delegates should be physically fit, in good health and should, generally, not have problems with eyesight or hearing, heart disease, high blood pressure, epilepsy, impaired limb function, alcohol or drug dependence or psychiatric illness. It is, however, desirable (but not mandatory) that applicants should be literate and have had driving experience as an indication of dexterity
Novice – This course is designed for the complete Novice delegate but will be equally suited to those with industry knowledge and those looking to refresh their knowledge.
NPORS – National Plant Operators Registration Scheme
Founded in 1992, NPORS was formed to challenge the status quo within the construction industry and we are as dedicated to the goal of ensuring standards today as the day it all began.
NPORS stands firm on the principles it was founded on; supporting industry, regulated training and testing, consistent improvement, equal opportunities and transparency about how we work. Since it’s beginnings, NPORS has continued to progress to be a trusted and recognised name in the industry, offering employers a credible training alternative.
All delegates who attend our NPORS accredited course will receive an NPORS ID Card and Registration.
www.npors.com
This course is approved for CITB Levy Funding.
We are a CITB Approved Training Organisation and will process your levy payment if you are a registered company.
