Features of Training Kit (USB/ DVD)

• Physical product shipped to you. (Choice of USB or DVD)
• Great for in-person classroom training.
• Unlimited use tor entire company/organization.
• Printable documentation for course included. 

Content Description

Cranes are used in many different settings including transport, manufacturing, and construction work sites. They are used for loading and unloading freight, lifting equipment and moving materials. While the crane is a vital piece of machinery on worksites, it can cause significant safety issues when incorrectly operated or worked around. Crane operators, and workers in close proximity to the crane, must follow certain procedures and guidelines to ensure their safety and those around them.This training provides in-depth information concerning the use of hand signals to help guide the movement of loads during periods of low visibility or when the operator cannot see the full path of the load. These hand signals are a crucial form of communication that keeps materials moving and both structures and workers safe.

Crane Hand Signals Training Class Topic Overview:

• Responsibilities of a crane operator
• Responsibilities of a signal person
• When is a signal person required?
• Crane hand signals

Our easy-to-use video kit provides all the necessary materials for running successful training, including:

• 13-minute Introduction to Crane Hand Signals Safety Training Video written by industry professionals
• Crane Hand Signals PowerPoint Presentation for classroom use

• 29 CFR 1910 Subpart N and 29 CFR 1926 Subparts H, R & CC compliant content
• Printable documents, including:
  • Training outline
  • Compliance Manual
  • Completion Certificate & Wallet Cards / ID card
  • Attendance Log / Sign-In Form
  • Employee Quiz and Answer Key
  • Crane Safety Supplemental Documents (*Note: All printable documents may be printed or reproduced as many times as needed for use by purchasing employer.)

Course Outcomes

After completing this training, workers will be certified in the 29 CFR 1910 Subpart N and 29 CFR 1926 Subparts H, R & CC and should be able to understand when to use a signal person and interpret crane hand signals.

Who should take this course?

New employees or workers who work around cranes in construction, transportation, or general industry. This course is also suitable for refresher training or to train the trainer.

The following are free previews of the Intro to Crane – Hand Signals Training videos: