Description

AIM

This is a Report of Thorough Examination course designed for employees who have a responsibility for issuing, storing, pre-use and in-service inspection, condemning or acquiring lifting equipment and for persons required to carry out thorough examination on lifting accessories, equipment and small plant.

Assessment

Written and practical test.

Additional Information

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COURSE OBJECTIVES

On completion of this course the learner will be capable of:

• Have a basic understanding of the industry, dangers of working in the industry and their responsibilities as a competent person carrying out inspections of lifting equipment, accessories and

• Be able to conform to manufactures requirements as per technical data and to confirm to relevant legislation,
• Be able to locate, identify and explain different types of lifting equipment, accessories and examine their basic construction, explain their uses, applications and functions.

• Be able to interpret and extract information from all relevant

• Explain and demonstrate a comprehensive thorough

• Identify and demonstrate how to complete a thorough examination inspection

• Environmental

• Carry out storage and securing

COURSE SYLLABUS

• principles and terminology
• Relevant legislation and ACOPs, LOLER, PUWER, General Applications, BS and BSEN Standards
• Safe systems of work
• Risk assessment, planning and control of lifting operations
• Lifting equipment pre and post use inspection
• Safe and correct use of different types of lifting equipment
• Selection of the appropriate lifting accessories and equipment and their uses
• Lifting accessories and their applications
• Equipment identification and selection
• Proof Load test
• Environmental factors that could influence lifting equipment and accessories
• Correct procedure for the storage of lifting equipment
• Awareness of manual handling
• Appreciation of dynamic factors
• Typical types of lifting equipment and accessories that the candidate would inspect will include:

• • Chain slings

• Wire rope slings
• Fibre slings
• Shackles
• Eyebolts
• Master links
• Chainblocks
• Pullifts
• Wire rope hoists & wires
• Snatch Blocks
• Beam clamps
• Beam trolleys
• Pallet Trucks
• Skates
• Jacks
• Harness, lanyard and working at height equipment,

NPORS Report of Thorough Examination – Course Outline