30-Hours Diploma in Mobile Cranes (MOB)
Credit hours
3
Mobile crane work is explored from the ground up, starting with crane types, components and mechanical systems. Learners study load charts, rigging and sling selection, site preparation and setup, operating procedures, and hazard management. Communication, signalling, personnel roles and emergency response are also covered, so it suits operators, lift supervisors and site staff.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Mobile Cranes and Safety Regulations
- 02Types of Mobile Cranes and Their Applications
- 03Crane Components and Mechanical Systems
- 04Load Charts and Lifting Capacities
- 05Rigging Principles and Sling Selection
- 06Site Preparation and Crane Setup
- 07Crane Operation Procedures and Controls
- 08Hazard Identification and Risk Management
- 09Communication, Signaling, and Personnel Roles
- 10Emergency Response and Incident Prevention
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