On-site training delivered by industry experts.
Our slinging techniques training course gives operators the advanced knowledge and practical skills to correctly select, inspect and use a full range of lifting accessories for the safe attachment of loads during crane and lifting operations. Correct slinging is fundamental to lifting safety — incorrectly slung loads can shift, drop or destabilise the crane, with potentially fatal consequences.
The course covers the properties and safe working loads of different sling types including wire rope, chain and webbing, correct rigging configurations for different load shapes, calculating and assessing load weight and centre of gravity, the effect of sling angle on safe working load, pre-use inspection of lifting accessories, and the reporting and withdrawal of defective equipment.
Designed to complement slinger banksman certification, this course provides a more detailed technical understanding of slinging for those who regularly work with lifting accessories on construction, industrial or marine sites.
On successful completion, operators receive a slinging techniques certificate confirming competence to work with a full range of lifting accessories in a professional lifting environment.
OperatorPro delivers Slinging Techniques Training training in Durham and the surrounding area. Our instructors travel directly to your Durham site and use your own plant and equipment, so there is no downtime sending operators elsewhere and no disruption to your day-to-day operations.
Whether you operate from a Durham city centre site or an industrial or commercial premises nearby, we schedule training around your production requirements - including early starts, weekend slots, and phased group sessions to keep your site fully operational throughout.
Delivered at your premises using your own equipment.
NEBOSH, RTITB and construction industry training providers with real industry experience.
Ensure your operators meet legal and site safety standards.
Fast quotes. Flexible dates. Delivered on-site in Durham.