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Training: Course Tutors Are NVQ A1/D32/D33 Qualified

This 2-day course provides in-depth training on the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER 98) for supervisory personnel. The course syllabus covers LOLER 98 policies, lifting equipment requirements, risk assessments, lifting procedures, inspections, training records, and providing evidence that contractors have the proper training for safe lifting operations. The content can be customized for personnel responsible for planning lifting operations or procuring and maintaining lifting equipment.

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Training: Course Tutors Are NVQ A1/D32/D33 Qualified

This 2-day course provides in-depth training on the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER 98) for supervisory personnel. The course syllabus covers LOLER 98 policies, lifting equipment requirements, risk assessments, lifting procedures, inspections, training records, and providing evidence that contractors have the proper training for safe lifting operations. The content can be customized for personnel responsible for planning lifting operations or procuring and maintaining lifting equipment.

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Course LOLER Supervisor

Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations


1998 SI1998/2307
Duration 2 Days
Tutors Course tutors are NVQ A1/D32/D33 qualified

Training

This course is designed to give Installation Supervisory level personnel in-


depth coverage of LOLER 98 Regulations and requirements in order that they
might set up controls and systems to implement LOLER requirements.

Course Syllabus:

 LOLER 98 Policy Statement


 Implementation of alternative policy i.e. Written Examination Scheme
 Lifting operations codes of practice
 Roles and responsibilities clearly defined
 Nominated LOLER Representative
 Lifting equipment identity
 Hired or leased lifting equipment
 Traceability of defective / scrapped lifting equipment
 Availability of equipment work history documents
 Self-assessment procedure
 Lifting equipment strength and stability
 Risk assessment guidance documents
 Categories of lifting operations
 Generic and special written procedures
 Lifting of personnel
 Access restriction
 Marking of lifting equipment
 Organisation of lifting operations
 Rigging lofts
 Thorough Examinations and Inspections
 Thorough examination documents
 Training and training records
 Revoked SIs

Companies should now be able to provide evidence that their contractors and
staff have the training, competency and knowledge to work safely.

The content of this course can be varied to suit the requirements of


Supervisory level personnel responsible for the planning and organization of
lifting operations, or the procurement, control, maintenance and storage of
lifting equipment.

Lecturers: EnerMech Tutors


Location: EnerMech Training Centre or Client Premises
Dates: Arranged to mutual agreement of Company / Candidates /
Consultants

T. +44 (0)1224 723300 F. +44 (0)845 638 6441 www.enermech.com


EnerMech Ltd • EnerMech House • Howes Road • Bucksburn • Aberdeen • AB16 7AG

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