Truck Loader Crane Refresher

This course will refresh your existing knowledge and use practical activities to reinforce your skills as a truck loader crane operator, as well as updating you on any new developments.

Refresher Information:
To remain compliant with Health and Safety legislation and industry 'good practice' guidelines, students are generally required to refresh their training every three years. When booking a refresher course, Safety ’n Action will require evidence of the student's NZQA record of achievement displaying the relevant unit standard/s to the course they are attending.On successful completion of the course the students Go Safe card will be updated and reissued with a new refresher date. (Please note no unit standards will be uploaded to NZQA).
If students are unable to provide us with this information, they will need to attend a full course to gain the unit standard/s. Alternatively, if the student has completed prior training and does not hold the applicable NZQA unit standard/s, on request we can provide the student with an attendance certificate only.

Key Learning Outcomes:

1. Demonstrate knowledge of the hazards associated with the operation of a truck loader crane.
2. Revise operational requirements applicable to a truck loader crane.

3. Demonstrate knowledge of truck loader crane equipment and attachments procedures for the care and use of the lifting equipment

4. Practical exercises to Sling, lift, move, and unload or place regular loads using a truck loader crane.
5. Prepare the truck loader crane for road transport mode, stow equipment, and complete documentation.
6. Practical reinforcement of the knowledge and skills obtained during the training.

Refreshed unit standard listed (*If currently held)

1. 16617 Use a truck loader crane to lift and place regular loads 

2. 30072 Demonstrate and apply knowledge of slinging regular loads safely

Prerequisites:

1. If you did not complete your original training with Safety ‘n Action then we may require evidence of competency
2. We recommended you visit www.safecrane.nz for helpful information