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Lifting Supervisor

Supervising Lifting Operations — Competency & Certification Course

Course fee 800 600 SAR Save 200 SAR
One payment covers the full course, the final exam, and your TUV card + certificate.

The Lifting Supervisor controls and supervises the lifting operation on site, making sure it is carried out safely and exactly to the plan produced by the Appointed Person. The Lifting Supervisor sits above the riggers and the crane operator and below the Appointed Person: the Appointed Person plans the lift, and the Lifting Supervisor runs it. This detailed course covers the role and its legal duties, the lifting team and competence, understanding and checking the lift plan, risk assessment, permits and isolations, verifying the crane and rigging gear, ground and set-up, the pre-lift briefing, reading load charts, standard versus critical lifts, tandem and multi-crane supervision, environmental limits, controlling exclusion zones and communication, supervising the sequence, coordinating trades and simultaneous operations, managing change and the authority to stop, emergency and rescue arrangements, incident learning, and records and handover. Framework: OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC, LOLER-style duty-holder principles, ASME B30 series, and site lifting practice.

What you'll cover

1. Welcome
2. How This Course Works
3. The Lifting Supervisor's Role
4. Role, Authority & the Boundary
5. The Legal & Standards Framework
6. The Lifting Team & Competence
7. Before the Lift
8. Understanding the Lift Plan
9. Risk Assessment & Hierarchy of Control
10. Permits, Isolations & LOTO
11. Verifying the Crane
12. Verifying the Rigging Gear
13. Ground, Access & Set-Up
14. The Pre-Lift Briefing (Toolbox Talk)
15. Crane & Lift Appreciation
16. Reading the Load Chart
17. Duties Around the Crane Operator
18. Standard vs Critical Lifts
19. Supervising Tandem & Multi-Crane Lifts
20. Environmental Limits
21. Controlling the Lift on Site
22. Controlling the Exclusion Zone
23. Communication & the Signaller
24. Supervising the Sequence of Operations
25. Coordinating Trades & Simultaneous Operations
26. Managing Change & Stopping the Lift
27. Emergency & Rescue Arrangements
28. Near-Misses, Incidents & Investigation
29. Records, Sign-off & Handover
30. Final Assessment
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