INTERNATIONAL OFFSHORE CRANE & RIGGING COURSES 2020 – ATC OFFSHORE

Overview

This 5-day training program, approved by API, is designed to equip technicians and operators with the knowledge and skills necessary to inspect and maintain offshore cranes. It combines theoretical lessons and practical exercises focused on compliance with international standards and best practices.

What You Will Learn

  1. Day 1: Basics of Crane Inspection

    • Introduction to safety standards: API 2D, API 2C, LOLER, PUWER.
    • Key components: crane terminology, structure, mechanical and rigging components.
    • Inspection techniques: booms, luffing cylinders, hook blocks, sheaves, wire ropes.
  2. Day 2: Advanced Structural and Mechanical Inspection

    • Identifying critical crane components: structural, mechanical, and wire ropes.
    • Hydraulic systems: pumps, HPU units, heat exchangers.
    • Reporting formats for inspection results.
  3. Day 3: Electrical and Hydraulic Systems

    • Fundamentals of electricity, hydraulics, and mechanical power systems.
    • Inspection of slewing bearings, winches, braking systems, and control systems.
  4. Day 4: Practical Training

    • Hands-on identification and inspection of crane components.
    • Load charts and Rated Capacity Indicators (RCI) setup.
    • Introduction to welding, NDE testing, and crane safety systems.
  5. Day 5: Evaluation and Emergency Systems

    • Hydraulic filtration, tools for inspection, and hose management.
    • Understanding emergency systems (MOP, GOP, ELL).
    • Theoretical and practical examinations.

Prerequisites

  • Who Can Join?

    Qualified technicians or equipment operators with a basic understanding of crane operations.

  • Recommended Progression:

    Prior hands-on experience and familiarity with quality training providers.

Key Outcomes

  • Familiarity with international standards and legislative requirements.
  • Mastery of inspection techniques for offshore and pedestal cranes.

Ability to generate detailed inspection reports and identify potential hazards.