By the end of the crane operators course, the candidate should be able to as applicable to the crane specifics:

• Define the titles “Crane Operator” and “Rigger” in line with each individual responsibility.
• Health & Safety at Work Regulations.
• Lifting gear regulations.
• Lifting gear pre-use inspections.
• To perform a daily preoperational inspection and documentation.
• Operate the crane safely in accordance with manufacturer’s handbook and accepted codes of practice.
• Demonstrate an understanding of the controls of the particular model used during the training.
• Demonstrate knowledge of the proper use of lifting tackle.
• Estimate the weight of loads.
• Recognize correct crane signal
• To perform a daily properational inspection and documentation.
• Interpret load rating charts
• Determine load weights
• Use basic rigging skills
• Use a load angle indicator
• Demonstrate knowledge of dynamic and static lifts.
• Demonstrate knowledge of safety for wind limitations.
• Know the characteristics, operational mode, and Operational components of the types of cranes in use.
• Hands-on assessment
• Written assessment. [Course content not vetted by IADC as part of DIT accreditation]