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Mobile Crane Safety 29 CFR 1910.180

  • Course Prescription

To ensure that the risks connected to the use of cranes in American workplaces are assessed, safety procedures are put into place, and the appropriate hazard information is communicated to all concerned workers, standardized requirements are set by OSHA Crawler Locomotive and Truck Cranes 29 CFR 1910.180 safety standards.

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Goals of the Course

This course introduces students to the safe operation of mobile cranes and their various types as well as selection of the right one for relevant job. It also sheds light on significant safety information concerning common crane violations as well as causes of accidents and responsibilities of operator. Furthermore, it entails pre-operation setup and examination and arrangement for a safe lift.

training requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120(e)(3)(i) defined by Federal OSHA HAZWOPER for general industry.

training requirements of 29 CFR 1926.65(e)(3)(i) defined by Federal OSHA HAZWOPER for construction sector.

HAZWOPER training requirements for EPA and State OSHA guidelines.

Audience Specified

The intentional audience for this course is all those people who are working or maintaining
operation on site. These personnel include
a) Treatment, storage and disposal personnel;
b) Hazardous waste cleanup personnel;
c) Emergency responders (HAZMAT personnel).

  • General laborers
  • Equipment operators
  • Supervisory personnel

Learning Outcome:

At the completion of this course, students will be able to:

  • Define the kinds of cranes commonly found on construction sites and selection of the appropriate one for the job;
  • Refer to the most common causes of crane accidents;
  • Differentiate between a “qualified” and “competent” individual and define how this classification impacts their specific role during assembly and inspection of a crane;
  • Make a list of the critical inquiries you must resolve before lifting a burden;
  • Identify the components of the crane which should be checked during a pre-operation inspection? What should you do if something does not satisfy inspection standards? Describe the many types of mandatory crane inspections;
  • Describe how to use an outrigger, a load chart, and when to use moveable floats;
  • List the load-lifting procedures that an operator must adhere to in order to keep everyone as safe as possible;
  • Describe how the stability and lifting capacity of a crane can be impacted by movement of the upperworks or boom;
  • Recognize the acceptable hand signals to use when speaking with a crane operator;
  • Describe safe practices for working around and inside a crane as well as how to operate a crane to prevent load swings;
  • Define safe procedures for using a crane in particular situations, such as those involving enclosed compartments or proximity to energized power lines.

Training Modules:

Module 1

Work Area Inspection.

Module 2

Personnel Experience.

Module 3

Overview of OSHA’s Mobile Crane Regulation

Module 4

Interpretation Of 29 CFR 1910.180 from Employee’s Perspective

Module 5

Employee’s Responsibilities in Regards to the Standard

Module 6

Compliance with the Standard.

Module 7

Component Parts of Mobile Cranes and Chain / Cable

Module 8

Sling Ratings

Module 9

Review and Discussion of Controls

Module 10

Safe Operating Procedures

Module 11

Safe Techniques When Operating.

Module 12

Safe Work Practices

Module 13

Daily Report of Inspection

Module 14

Visual Inspections of Component Parts and Operational Tests for Mobile Cranes

Module 15

Inspection Procedure

Quiz and Exam Information

Module Quiz

Students are expected to take quiz after every module as a test of their competence. The quiz will
contain short questions from the respective modules.

Examinable Features

  • Students will be allowed to appear in final exams after they complete all modules and pass module quizzes;
  • A minimum of 70% score will be required to pass the examination;
  • Certificate of completion will be awarded to successful candidates;
  • A total of 3 attempts will be given to students to pass final examination;
  • Students can retake final exam after every 48 hours, respectively;

Completion time

In order to receive certification, a student must complete
24-hour Hazwoper Course within 6 months after enrollment. After that time period, the student account will expire and a new subscription will be required.
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