This is the intermediate stage of the TGIT Offshore Crane Operator Programme. By successfully completing this stage, course participants will have the global knowledge to work in accordance with LOLER, BS7121-1 and BS7121-11 standards.

Pre-requisites: Minimum of one year practical experience on offshore cranes or a valid Stage 1 Certificate.

Course Content/Objectives:

The key objectives are to ensure that candidates:

  • can identify and explain key elements of relevant legislation,
  • are aware of the different types of offshore cranes,
  • will gain an understanding of the role and responsibilities of the offshore crane operator and safety implications attached to that role,
  • will gain an understanding of the main crane controls, operational safety systems, emergency safety systems, working limitations,
  • will gain an understanding of hazards associated with offshore crane operations and safe working practices of an offshore crane operator,
  • will gain an understanding of typical first-line maintenance and inspection requirements for an offshore crane,
  • will have practiced and demonstrated operating a crane following a lifting plan for a range of lifts with a variety of loads,
  • will be able to respond appropriately to typical offshore crane malfunctions.

Whom to attend: Personnel who have successfully completed Stage 1 training and wish to progress to the next level

Class Capacity: Maximum of 6 persons

Course Duration: 40 Hours / 5 Days.

Certificate Validity: 2 years