An ideal introductory training programme for anyone new to the industry.
A straightforward explanation of the legal requirements affecting the lifting equipment industry. This element is regularly updated to take into account changes in the law.
An explanation of the units used in rating and marking lifting equipment, including the conversion factors used, BSI guidance when marking lifting equipment and some common conversion tables.
An explanation of the terms MBL, FOS, WLL, SWL and Mode Factor, followed by a short study of the uniform load and trigonometric methods of rating multi-leg slings.
An explanation of why we use grade marks, how these were arrived at and what they tell us. A brief explanation of chain block classifications and what they mean.
An outline of the chemical and physical properties of the various materials and their desirability or otherwise in lifting equipment, plus an explanation of the notch effect.
A brief explanation of all the materials commonly used in the manufacture of lifting equipment, together with examples of their uses.
An introduction to the main methods and engineering processes associated with the manufacture of steel components and fabrications used in the lifting equipment industry.
An outline of the main destructive and non-destructive material tests used in engineering, what they tell us about a material and their relevance in the manufacture of lifting equipment. An explanation of proof testing and thorough examination.
The elements in this section explain the different lifting media used to construct slings or used as the lifting media in lifting appliances. They outline the construction, types, materials and, where applicable, grades, with examples of their uses and limitations.
The elements in this section are product specific. They explain the various types and where applicable, grades of the product, the intended applications, limitations, safe use, selection, information to be given when specifying and the documentation to be issued.
An outline of the various types of slings, their materials and formations, with an outline of the considerations for selection of the appropriate type of sling.
The remaining elements in this section are product specific. They explain the various types of sling, the materials and where applicable, the grades, the intended applications, limitations, safe use, selection, information to be given when specifying and the documentation to be Issued.
The elements in this section are product specific. They explain the various types of the product, the intended applications, limitations, safe use, selection, information to be given when specifying and the documentation to be issued.
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