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DIRECTORY 2012

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DIRECTORY 2012
Safety Materials & 3D Animation
International Distribution & Training
KB Associates
No. 26 Changi North Crescent
3rd Floor, Diethelm Keller
Building
Singapore 499637
Tel: +65 6546 0939
[email protected]
www.kbassociates.org
Rigmarine
18 Salyan Hwy
Mayak, 18Km Baku
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[email protected]
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Neal & Massy Wood Group
1st Floor, Building 26, Digi Lane
Endeavour Industrial Estate
Chaguanas, Trinidad & Tobago
Tel: +1 (868) 665-5337
Fax: +1 (868) 665-5337
[email protected]
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Practical Training & Assessment
Mechanical Handling Services
Safe Operating Procedures
Safety Hardware
Puglisevich
611 Torbay Road, Suite 3, St.
John’s, NL
Canada A1A 5J1
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Toll Free: 1.877.999.2744
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Houston TX 77042 USA
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Safety Hardware
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CREATING A WINNING SAFETY CULTURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
SAFETY AWARENESS MATERIALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-13
Safety Awareness Handbooks
Safety Awareness Posters
Safety Films - DVDs
TRAINING THE WORLD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5
CREATING
A WINNING
SAFETY
CULTURE
INDEX
3D MODELLING & ANIMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-16
SAFETY AWARENESS TRAINING CAMPAIGNS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
PRACTICAL TRAINING & ASSESSMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-35
Technical Director’s Statement
PRACTICAL TRAINING COURSE INDEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Training Course Descriptions, Dates & Prices
COMPETENCE PROGRAMMES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-40
CRANE OPERATOR ASSESSMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
MECHANICAL HANDLING SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-43
Independent Technical Reviews & Appraisals
Engineering Design & Rigging Supervision Services
Provision of Management Facilities & Services
SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44-47
The safety culture in the Oil & Gas Industry is a very important issue, and our
services are increasingly in demand overseas. We regularly supply training
to all of the high activity global oil regions. In addition to training and onsite
coaching at clients’ facilities, we also operate training centres in various
international locations.
SAFETY HARDWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48-50
Working at Height Rescue Kits
Hands-free Lifting - Push / Pull Poles
FREE DOWNLOADS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
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Our success is due to sticking to what we are best at and doing it well. We
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produce user-friendly procedural documents, training aids and training courses
to help companies comply with legislation, regulations and industry safety
standards.
UK TRAINING CENTRE & INTERNATIONAL TRAINING CENTRES . . . . . . . . . 34-35
For over 20 years we have been considered to be the leading provider
of Training Services and Teaching Documents to the majority of
International Oil Operators, Service Companies and Major Contractors
worldwide.
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TRAINING THE WORLD
NSL International Head Office
NSL America
Puglisevich
42 Queens Road
2500 CityWest Blvd.
611 Torbay Road, Suite 3,
Aberdeen AB15 4YE
Suite 300,
St. John’s, NL,
United Kingdom
Houston TX 77042 USA
Canada A1A 5J1
When it comes to safety, we will look after our clients wherever they are in the world. That is our commitment to the Oil & Gas
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KB Associates
Rigmarine
No. 26 Changi North Crescent
18 Salyan Hwy
1st Floor, Building 26, Digi Lane
3rd Floor, Diethelm Keller Building
Mayak, 18Km Baku
Endeavour Industrial Estate,
Singapore 499637
Tel: (994 12) 4474748, 4474749
Chaguanas, Trinidad & Tobago
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Since 1989 NSL has strived to create consistency in rigging & lifting and crane related training worldwide by continually improving
our safety awareness materials, training courses and gaining approvals from nationally recognised bodies in every region where oil
and gas is being explored and produced.
In addition to our training centres in Aberdeen, Scotland and Lafayette, Louisiana, we have recently formed a series of robust
alliances with training providers around the globe. These specially selected companies now deliver NSL training courses and supply
NSL safety materials. This will allow our international clients to access our training at a more local level, which reduces problems
such as language difficulties and also reduces travel times and costs.
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Safety Awareness
Handbooks
We offer safety awareness materials and training packages to all industries, whether the operation is lifting a load
Our handbooks are convenient, pocket-size
on an oil rig installation; working at height on a power or telecommunication mast, a wind farm generator; or simply
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Rigging & Lifting
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Working at Height
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Safe Cargo Handling - Good & Bad Practice
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Crane Operations & Cargo Handling
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Manual Handling
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Falls & Falling Objects
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Injuries to Fingers & Hands
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Electrical Safety
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Our industrial safety awareness materials include:
Handbooks, Safety Films – DVDs & Safety Awareness Posters
All documents are offered in a variety of languages including
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Our highly experienced Technical Authors working alongside our in-house Graphic Design department can write and produce
new materials designed specifically around your needs. We regularly produce client specific handbooks, posters and training
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of all types of lifting equipment. It also demonstrates common examples
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Safe Cargo Handling Good & Bad Practice
The latest edition covers the good and bad practices for safe
cargo handling operations and is aimed at reducing the risk
of injury to persons during this type of operation, by offering
detailed subject information.
The book is divided into ten main sections, along with five
sets of tables and five sets of appendices. The main sections
cover cargo units, including their design and construction,
lifting equipment, slinging & lifting of loads, positioning, and the
securing of loads on vehicles, vessels and installations.
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safety awareness.
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problems experienced when packing and transporting
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Operations, Cargo Handling, Tables of Specifications and
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specific topics. This book is full of clear, to the point graphics
practice. Widely used and applicable to all areas in the Oil & Gas and construction industries, our books are regarded as “industry
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involved with cargo and crane operations.
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This pocketbook offers guidance on reducing the risks of injury
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or in the workplace.
four main sections giving information and guidance on legislation
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The book is divided into five sections, covering electricity in
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With a large proportion of industrial accidents being related
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Checking Containers and Tackle
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Slinging Bundles
Legislation
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Cleaners
Planning the Lift
Communication
Ladders & Scaffolding
Chemicals
Recognized Hand Signals
Weather Conditions
Safe Work Practices
Common Causes of Accidents
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relevant logos, work equipment and PPE.
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makeover, and have now come to life! Our team of 3D specialists As well as being used to encourage safe behaviours, NSL can
create videos for use when things go wrong. 3D technology
can now produce stunning animations to show safe and unsafe
practices. These can be used for induction, or shown on screens takes accident investigation to a whole new level.
in waiting areas, changing rooms and receptions. They can be
displayed on websites or distributed on DVD as part of safety
campaigns. You can rest assured that with NSL’s technical
experts on hand, the content will be as accurate and relevant as
our other international safety training materials.
The main advantage of using this technology is that videos
showing accidents and incidents can be created without the
need to film in dangerous locations, and without the need to put
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were made, and what could have been done to prevent the
incident occurring. The end product can also help differentiate
between what witnesses actually saw and what they thought
they saw according to the geometry of the whole incident! As
an additional benefit, you can extrapolate safety posters and
graphics for training courses to appraise the workforce and help
prevent recurrence of the incident.
Our characters are ready and waiting to be dropped, squashed
Our team use high-spec computers and software to create
or whacked and still come back for more!
technically accurate environments and position virtual cameras
For situations of a serious nature, we can also use more
soundtracked ready to be output in a variety of movie formats.
requirements.
from any angle. You could then see exactly where any mistakes
anyone at any risk whatsoever.
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to render the animations. The resulting clips are edited and
Interactive Game
Introduction
We have recently used 3D technology in combination with other software to
eLearning is an extremely efficient way to train and learn. NSL eLearning
Rigging & Lifting Safety
create an interactive game that gives users an introduction to working in an
allows individuals to learn at their own pace, to pause at any point to take
An Introduction to LOLER
offshore environment.
notes from the on-screen course notes or stop at a convenient part in the
The game starts with an introduction explaining the origins of oil and gas, how
OGUK Cargo Handling Best Practice
it is discovered, recovered, processed and delivered. Users then travel to the
Courses can be custom designed for individual companies by adapting one
virtual oil platform. Along they way they must complete a series of tasks before
of the existing NSL courses, by taking a course the company has in place
they are allowed to progress.
already and developing it for online delivery, or by creating brand new bespoke
Module 2 : Transport of Dangerous Goods &
courses.
Waste Management
After arriving at the platform, there is a safety induction, where they are
introduced to alarms and muster points and instructed in what to do should
an emergency situation develop.
Users then enter the Control Room and are presented with a variety of typical
Working at Height
Our Learning Management System (LMS) gives you full control of your
online training requirements from any computer with internet access.
planned and risk assessed before being attempted. Prior to entering the work
area, the correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be selected.
Online Delivery
The tasks are performed by looking around the area to identify and use items
The web is by far the easiest and most efficient way to deliver and manage
in the correct order. The completed task is then signed off and the student
our eLearning. Both administrators and learners have full control via the web.
then returns to the Control Room for the next task.
Administrators can add new learners and assign courses from any computer
with internet access.
It is hoped that by playing ‘Offshore – An Introduction to Safe Working’,
OGUK Cargo Handling Best Practice
Take Full Control
learners’ training. The Administration area lets you fully manage your learners’
maintenance tasks to be performed around the platform. These must first be
Module 1 : General Cargo Handling
Safe Use of Hand Grinders
Manual Handling
Lifting Equipment Control & Operations
Procedures Rules (LECOP)
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Transportation of Dangerous Goods By Air
Confined Space / Vessel Entry
Safe Cargo Handling
Office Safety
novices will benefit from an enjoyable and valuable insight into the Offshore Oil
and Gas Industry, while also helping to improve safety awareness within the
We can also build custom courses to suit any
industry.
training programme or induction process.
A number of new
courses are in
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be available in second
quarter of 2012.
Visit the website or
contact us for more
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course, then return to it at a later date.
Courses Available
Rigging & Lifting Safety
OGUK Cargo Handling
Best Practice - Module 2 :
Transportation of Dangerous
Goods & Waste Management
elements of rigging & lifting operations. The course is divided into
ten parts, such as the examination & selection of equipment, the
safe use and approach to lifting operations etc. Parts included
This course reflects the information given in the latest Oil & Gas
are:
UK (formerly UKOOA) Best Practice for the Safe Packing and
Definition and Principles of Lifting Equipment
Examination of Equipment
Selection of Equipment
Handling of Cargo to and from Offshore Locations. The course is
divided into twenty-two parts, parts included are:
This course reflects the information given in the latest Oil &
Gas UK (formerly UKOOA) Best Practice for the Transportation
of Dangerous Goods & Waste Management. The course is
divided into twelve parts, parts included are:
Legislation & Regulations
Safe Use of Hand Grinders
This course has been designed for delegates to learn about the
safe use and dangers of hand grinders. The course includes
safety information, use of grinders, types of discs and different
uses of grinders. Parts included are:
General Safety Information
Different Uses
Pre-Use Inspection
Common Misuse of Grinders
Types of Cargo Carrying Units (CCUs)
Regulatory Bodies / Main Agencies
Design Standards and Certification
Regulations and Codes of Practice
Offshore Tanks - Chemical, Oil, Fuel, etc
Classification of Dangerous Goods
Portable Gas Equipment
Packing Groups
Pre-Use Inspection of CCUs & Slings
Marking, Labelling and Hazard Warnings
CCU Cargo Guidance (Inc Dropped Objects)
Documentation
Slinging Loads and Lifting Loads
Transportation of Dangerous Goods By Air
Introduction to the Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment
Special Cargo
Transportation of Dangerous Goods By Sea
Regulations (LOLER). The course is divided into eight parts
Handling Tubulars
covering each applicable regulation. Parts included are:
Transportation of Dangerous Goods By Road
Road Transportation
Controlling Waste Offshore
the risks of falling, precautions required, safety equipment and
Regulations Regarding Lifting Operations
Carriage of Goods By Sea
Special Waste
safe operations. Parts included are:
Lifting Equipment
Carriage of Goods By Air
Recyclable Waste
Competence
Non-Conforming Cargo
Safe Approach to Lifting
Safe Use of Equipment
Safety Advice
General Applications
An Introduction to LOLER
Mounting of Discs
PPE
Safe Use of Grinders
This course delivers essential information relating to falls and
falling objects. The sections give important information such as
Protective Clothing and Safety Equipment
Accidents in the Workplace
Planning
Working at Height
Risk Assessment
This course is in five parts and is designed to introduce
delegates to essential information relating to working at height.
This eLearning course introduces users to the risks of injuries
rigging equipment, fall arrest & work positioning equipment.
to fingers and hands, along with information on how to protect
Parts included are:
Covering topics such as the hierarchy of risk, risk assessment,
against and avoid injury. Parts included are:
Access Systems and the Hierarchy of Risk
Common Causes of Injuries
Risk Assessment
Why Hand and Finger Injuries Are So Painful
Anchor Points and Rigging Equipment
Consequences of Hand and Finger Injuries
Fall Arrest Equipment
Using Barrier Creams
Work Positioning Equipment
Correct Selection of Protective Gloves
Protection Against Chemicals
Avoiding Typical Injuries
Avoiding Skin Infections
Selection of Discs
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Accidents in the Office
Fall Arrest Devices and Safety Harnesses
Safety Fencing and Guardrails
Safe Use of Ladders and Access Equipment
Common Causes and Prevention of Falling Objects
This eLearning course introduces delegates to the essential
OGUK Cargo Handling Best
Practice - Module 1 : General
Cargo Handling
Manual Handling
Confined Space / Vessel Entry
Office Safety
This eLearning course gives the delegate an insight into the
This eLearning course gives delegates an extensive knowledge
essential learning points needed before working in confined
of safety in the office environment. There are fourteen parts to
spaces. The course in divided into six parts that cover safe
this course, including:
This course is designed to introduce delegates to essential
information relating to the manual handling of loads. There are
four parts to this course, covering:
Definition of Manual Handling
Avoidance of Manual Handling
Assessment of Risk and Guidelines
Areas to be Considered when Conducting the Assessment
Mechanical Aids
Lifting Equipment Control &
Operations Procedures Rules
(LECOP)
LECOP is a document which deals with lifting operations
from every aspect, that is, from the initial selection of lifting
Goods
This course delivers essential information relating to the
transportation of dangerous goods. The sections give important
information such as the classification of dangerous goods,
regulations and codes of practice, hazard warnings and handling
and loading of dangerous goods. Parts included are:
included are:
Main Agencies and Bodies
Specified Risks
Safe Systems of Work
Responsibilities
Emergency Arrangements
Dangerous Gases
Hazard Warnings
First Aid
Packing Groups
Marking and Labelling
Safe Cargo Handling
Documentation
This course has been designed to illustrate good and bad cargo
Handling and Loading
handling practices. The structure of the material is divided into
ten parts, including:
Operations Procedures’ or LECOP for short.
Goods By Air
The purpose of this training course is to make the delegate
This course delivers essential information relating to the
aware of the rules and therefore improve safety in lifting
transportation of dangerous goods by air. The sections give
operations.
important information such as the classification of dangerous
Loading and Securing Contents of CCUs
goods, regulations and codes of practice, hazard warnings and
Loads Requiring Special Attention
handling and loading of dangerous goods. Parts included are:
Slinging of Tubulars-Guidelines
This document is know as the ‘Lifting Equipment Control and
Safe Lifting Operations
Interpretation
Design of Container Carrying Units (CCUs)
Guidance on the correct Selection of Slings & Shackles
Supply Base Checks-Pre-Use Examination of: Containers,
Slings & Shackles
Application
Main Agencies and Bodies
Positioning of Loads on Trucks & Vessels
Strength & Stability
Sea Fastenings
Lifting Equipment Used For Lifting Persons
Responsibilities
Security and Safety of Loads for Road Transport
Positioning & Installation
Marking of Lifting Equipment
Hazard Warnings
Organisation of Lifting Operations
Packing Groups
Thorough Examination & Inspection
Marking and Labelling
Reports & Defects
Documentation
Keeping of Information
Handling and Loading
Typical Lifting Appliances
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equipment through to purchasing, storage, safe use, testing
and certification and finally discard at the end of service life.
systems of work, risks, emergencies, gases and first aid. Parts
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Manual Handling
Electrical Safety
Noise
Hazardous Substances
Fires, Exits & Extinguishers
Drugs & Alcohol
Safety Awareness Training
Campaigns
Your Online Safety Resource
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“Consistent quality” ... these words neatly sum up NSL’s
For over 20 years we have delivered top quality products and
services. Our four distinct departments; Technical Services,
Global Operations, Training and Graphics & Media, are
constantly striving to maintain and improve that quality.
Due to substantial investment in these four departments, we
have become a unique and internationally recognised company
that produces a range of quality products second to none.
These products are designed to complement each other when
used in the workplace, for example:
Safety awareness material such as our handbooks, posters,
eLearning, eBooks and 3D animated clips and films
Design, development and production of safe operating
procedures
systems and push / pull poles
Safety and technical information, some of which is free to
download from our website
In addition, we deliver the following services internationally to a
consistently high standard:
Training courses, delivered either on-site or at one of our
purpose-built training centres
Technical reviews and audits
programmes
Rigging & Lifting Refresher : 1 Day
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Advanced Rigging & Lifting Level 3 | Technical Support : 3 Day
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LOLER Presentation : 1 Day
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Lifting Equipment Examiners : 2 Day
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Subsea Rigging & Lifting : 5 Day
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Lifting Operations Awareness : 1 Day
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Lifting Operations Awareness : Train The Trainer : 2 Day
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Loft Management and Equipment Examiner Course: 2 Day
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Man-riding Winch Awareness: 1 Day
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HASAWA, PUWER and LOLER: 1 Day
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Banksman / Slinger : 2 Day
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Combined Rigging & Lifting / Banksman Slinger : 4 Day
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Lifting Operations Planning and Risk Assessment: 1 Day
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Manual Handling Awareness : 1 Day
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Manual Handling Assessor : 2 Day
The supply of on-site competent personnel and lifting
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Manual Handling Train The Trainer : 3 Day
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Lifting Equipment Inspector : Module 1 : General Lifting Equipment : 5 Day
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Lifting Equipment Inspector : Module 2 : Winches & Powered Hoists : 2 Day
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Lifting Equipment Inspector : Module 3 : Pedestal & Mobile Cranes : 3 Day
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Lifting Equipment Inspector : Module 4 : Overhead Travelling Cranes, Runway Beams & Swing Jibs : 2 Day
Our commitment to industry: provide a means to improvement in
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Lifting Equipment Inspector : Module 5 : Forklift Trucks & Stackers : 1 Day
working practices and ultimately, raise standards.
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Lifting Equipment Inspector : Module 6 : Containers, Baskets & Other Cargo Carrying Units : 2 Day
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Confined Spaces and Vessel Entry : Awareness : 1 Day
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Overhead Travelling Crane Operations : 1 or 2 Day Train the Trainer (completed at the clients’ premises)
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Safe Packing & Handling of Cargo to & from Offshore Locations : 1 Day Practical (completed at the clients’ premises)
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Abrasive Wheels Awareness : 1 Day
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Abrasive Wheels Awareness: Train The Trainer : 2 Day
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Work At Height : Awareness : 1 Day
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Work At Height & Rescue : 2 Day
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Work At Height & Rescue : Refresher : 1 Day
technical authorities
Our goal continues to be the production of quality products and
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The review and assessment of procedures and lifting plans
the delivery of consistent first class services.
Training and competence standards, courses and
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Course dates are available from our Training Administrators
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services, products and their delivery.
Supply of safety hardware such as working at height rescue
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General
Cancellation Charges
The majority of courses concentrate on the
These charges are based on how many days before
practical aspects of the subject.
the course begins that we receive the cancellation.
RIGGING & LIFTING : 3 DAY
the course.
Successful delegates are issued with an NSL
3 days or less, 100% cancellation charge applies
certificate of training. Delegates who successfully
4-7 days, 50% cancellation charge applies
complete the Rigging & Lifting course can continue
8-14 days, 25% cancellation charge applies
their training with the NSL competence-based
training programme.
Location
Each course is currently delivered at one of NSL’s
training centres, but can be delivered at the clients’
premises.
The course also covers planning and risk assessment
and includes practical rigging scenarios which cover the
performance criteria, range statement and knowledge
requirements of national standards of competence. The
successful completion of this programme will provide valuable
evidence towards a competence qualification.
Bookings
RIGGING & LIFTING REFRESHER : 1 DAY
To reserve places, contact our Course Bookings
This course has been designed to update delegates on legislation and regulations applicable to lifting operations, lifting appliances
and accessories. The course also covers planning, risk assessment and includes practical rigging scenarios to test the theory.
For full terms & conditions go to
Department via any of the following:
Fax: +44(0)1224 208044
Coveralls, hard hat and safety boots.
( theory & practical )
( theory )
TRAINING COURSE EXCLUSIVE TO NSL This 3-day course is offered as either a stand-alone course to personnel who want
to expand their technical understanding of lifting operations or for personnel who have previously gained an NSL / EAL Level 2
competence award and who aspire to further their learning and achieve EAL endorsed Level 3.
eMail: [email protected]
Note: All courses require a MINIMUM of 4
Price
COST INCLUDES | Initial registration with EAL; our Instructors /
Assessors vetting the first two logs sent in by the delegates (to
make sure they are completing them correctly); NSL technical
support during the process; assessment of completed portfolios
by NSL Assessors; final certification of competence by EAL
ADVANCED RIGGING & LIFTING LEVEL 3 | TECHNICAL SUPPORT : 3 DAY
Tel: +44(0)1224 208988
PPE Required
NOTE: Successful delegates can continue their training with the
new NSL competence-based training programme for rigging and
lifting operations. The programme is specifically designed to suit
the needs of the UK and international Oil & Gas industry. This
is a joint NSL/EAL (EMTA Awards Ltd) initiative covering rigging
and lifting levels one, two and three. The competence portfolios /
logbooks cost from £350.00 in addition to the training fees.
NSL / EAL Level 3 pre-requisite | Personnel must gain a further two years experience after completing NSL / EAL Level 2 and
complete / record a further six complicated / complex portfolio logs before entry to this level.
delegates
£225 per person per day (subject to VAT)
This course is offered as either a stand-alone course, with delegates receiving a certificate of training upon successful completion
or is attended by personnel who require to progress in the NSL / EAL competence programme and achieve a Level 3 competence
certificate.
LOLER Presentation : 1 Day
( theory )
This course has been designed to update delegates on legislation and regulations applicable to lifting operations, lifting appliances
and accessories. The course also covers planning, risk assessment and includes practical rigging scenarios to test the theory.
Lifting Equipment Examiners : 2 Day
Familiarises delegates with the construction and operation of all types of lifting equipment, i.e. appliances and accessories, to allow
them to examine items of equipment with confidence.
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TRAINING COURSE EXCLUSIVE TO NSL
Designed to teach delegates about the technical aspects of
lifting operations, appliances and accessories. It includes a
detailed explanation of the relevant legislation and regulations,
specifically the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment
Regulations (LOLER).
These charges are a percentage of the total cost of
Certificate
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SUBSEA RIGGING & LIFTING : 5 DAY
BANKSMAN / SLINGER : 2 DAY
DETAILS | The first two and a half days of the course are
delivered at NSL’s training centre followed by two and a half days
at the National Hyperbaric centre.
BOOKINGS | To reserve your place, contact the National
Hyperbaric Course Bookings Department:
This unique course teaches the delegate about sub-sea lifting
operations, the safe use of lifting equipment in the subsea environment, regulations, standards and industry best
practice. The course covers planning, risk assessment, pre-use
inspection and includes complicated practical rigging and lifting
exercises both in air and under water in the National Hyperbaric
Centre’s dive tank.
LIFTING OPERATIONS AWARENESS : 1 DAY
Designed to give delegates theoretical and practical experience in basic slinging practices and controlling crane operations.
COMBINED RIGGING & LIFTING / BANKSMAN SLINGER : 4 DAY
Combining these courses into one allows delegates to complete these two essential courses in 4 days instead of 5 days. The course
encompasses the same theoretical and practical content but removes all elements of duplication, i.e. Lifting Operations Regulations,
Planning, Risk Assessment, etc.
eMail : [email protected]
LIFTING OPERATIONS PLANNING & RISK ASSESSMENT : 1 DAY
National Hyperbaric Centre
Note | The course can also be structured to include a practical element if requested.
This theory based course is designed to impart the necessary knowledge of all aspects of mechanical lifting operations including a
combination of rigging and lifting and banksman / slinger techniques.
( theory )
Designed to impart the necessary knowledge of all aspects of mechanical lifting operations including a combination of rigging and
lifting and banksman /slinger techniques and presentation skills.
RIGGING LOFT MANAGEMENT & EQUIPMENT COURSE : 2 DAY
Familiarises delegates with the construction and operation of all types of lifting equipment, i.e. appliances and accessories, to allow
them to examine items of equipment with confidence.
MAN-RIDING WINCH AWARENESS : 1 DAY
Man-riding with winches has been identified as a substantially
hazardous activity, and for that reason, should only be carried
out by competent personnel with suitable controlling procedures
in place, and with equipment that is designed for that purpose.
This 1-day theory and practical based course has been
specifically created using one of the latest state-of-the-art manriding winches.
HASAWA, PUWER & LOLER : 1 DAY
( theory )
Designed to update delegates on legislation and regulations applicable to lifting operations, lifting appliances and accessories. The
course also covers planning, risk assessment and includes practical rigging scenarios to test the theory.
Full Practical Training Course Information & Descriptors
are available to view online at www.nsl-aberdeen.com
( theory )
This 1-day theory-based course is designed to give delegates an understanding of the depth and quality of content required in the
production and completion of lifting plans and risk assessments.
( theory )
LIFTING OPERATIONS AWARENESS TRAIN THE TRAINER : 2 DAY
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It’s an essential requirement that all personnel, including divers,
who are required to operate lifting equipment and get involved
with lifting operations, are suitably trained and experienced in its
safe use. This course has been specifically designed to satisfy
the training part of this requirement.
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MANUAL HANDLING AWARENESS : 1 DAY
LIFTING EQUIPMENT INSPECTOR
( theory & classroom exercises )
This course has been designed to give delegates an awareness of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations SI 1992
NO 2793. It aims to give the delegate the knowledge of how to avoid or reduce risk of injury when performing manual
handling operations.
Designed to give delegates knowledge of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations SI 1992 NO 2793. It aims to give
the delegate the knowledge of how to avoid manual handling operations and conduct risk assessments to ensure the
risk of injury to delegates is sufficiently reduced.
MANUAL HANDLING TRAIN THE TRAINER : 3 DAY
delegates can continue their development with the
new NSL / EAL competence programmes for Lifting
Equipment Inspectors. On successful completion of these
programmes, delegates will be awarded with Certificates
of Competence for the various modules by the national
award body, EAL (EMTA Awards Ltd).
The competence portfolios / logbooks cost from £400 for Level 1
and £350.00 for all other Levels. This is in addition to the training
fees.
Module 1 of the inspector competency programme
must be completed prior to attempting the competency
programme for Modules 2-6.
All Modules are a mixture of theory and practical.
MODULE 1 : GENERAL LIFTING EQUIPMENT : 5 DAY
This course has been designed to give delegates knowledge of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations SI 1992
no 2793. It aims to give the delegates the knowledge of how to avoid manual handling operations and to conduct
risk assessments to ensure the risk of injury when performing manual handling operations is sufficiently reduced. On
completion the trainer will be able to deliver in-house training to the workforce to ensure the risk of injury from manual
handling operations is reduced or eliminated.
Designed to teach delegates the technical aspects of proof load testing and thorough examination of lifting accessories
and manual appliances. The course also covers the preparation of certificates and a series of practical assessments.
The successful completion of this programme will provide valuable evidence towards the EAL competence qualification.
MODULE 2 : WINCHES & POWERED HOISTS : 2 DAY
Designed to teach delegates the technical aspects of proof load testing and thorough examination of winches (manual,
utility, man-riding and davit) and powered appliances.
MODULE 3 : PEDESTAL & MOBILE CRANES : 3 DAY
Designed to teach delegates the technical aspects of proof load testing and thorough examination of pedestal and
mobile cranes.
MODULE 4 : OHTC*, RUNWAY BEAMS & SWING JIBS : 2 DAY
Designed to teach delegates the technical aspects of proof load testing and thorough examination of overhead travelling
cranes, runway beams & swing jibs. It is preferred that day 2 is carried out at clients’ premises if an OHTC is available.
MODULE 5 : FORKLIFT TRUCKS & STACKERS : 1 DAY
Designed to teach delegates the technical aspects of proof load testing and thorough examination of forklift trucks &
stackers.
MODULE 6 : CONTAINERS, BASKETS, OTHER CCUs** : 2 DAY
Designed to teach delegates the technical aspects of proof load testing and thorough examination of containers,
baskets and other cargo carrying units.
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MANUAL HANDLING ASSESSOR : 2 DAY
TRAINING COURSE EXCLUSIVE TO NSL Successful
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CONFINED SPACE ENTRY & RESCUE : 1 OR 2 DAY
WORK AT HEIGHT : AWARENESS : 1 DAY
OVERHEAD TRAVELLING CRANE OPERATIONS : 1 OR 2 DAY
( practical )
In 2008/09 there were 35 fatalities, 4654 major injuries and a further 7065 injuries that caused the injured person to be
off work for over 3 days or more due to a fall from height.
This course is the foundation for a 3-part scheme, the elements of which can either be taken separately or run
consecutively.
WORK AT HEIGHT & RESCUE : 2 DAY
The safe packing and handling of cargo is a major part
of most industrial processes and due to the nature of
the work, can be hazardous. This 1-day training course
has been designed to supplement the eLearning course
and help raise the awareness of all personnel involved in
cargo handling operations, whether on or offshore and is
based on the latest revision of the “Best Practice for the
Safe Packing and Handling of Cargo to and from Offshore
Locations” issued by Oil & Gas UK.
This course is highly practical in nature. Delegates will experience the whole process of a safe and systematic approach
to working at height operations. The course includes the skills required to rescue / recover a colleague hanging in
suspension. This is an essential, if often overlooked, function as an unconscious casualty may have as little as 10
minutes to survive in this position.
WORK AT HEIGHT & RESCUE : SPECIFIC REFRESHER : 1 DAY
This course is designed to enable clients to provide refresher training for personnel who have attended a 2-day Work
at Height & Rescue Specific course who have been unable to use or train with an NSL rescue system within the last 12
months.
(ELEARNING MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO
PRACTICAL COURSE)
ABRASIVE WHEELS : 1 DAY
Although statistics show a decrease in fatalities from 2007/08, falls from height remain the most common cause of
workplace fatality.
Many of these accidents could have been avoided through awareness training and appropriate equipment selection.
Designed to impart the necessary knowledge to allow personnel to operate overhead travelling cranes safely, including
the safe handling of loads.
SAFE PACKING & HANDLING OF CARGO TO & FROM OFFSHORE LOCATIONS
This course is designed to introduce delegates to the principles and equipment involved in modern working at height
systems.
Note: When booking a Work at Height & Rescue course, please specify on which Rescue Kit you require training.
*Source: Health and Safety Commission - Statistics of workplace fatalities and injuries.
( theory )
Designed to update delegates on legislation and regulations applicable to abrasive wheels. The course also covers
hazards and precautions, and the recommended documentation requirements.
ABRASIVE WHEELS TRAIN THE TRAINER : 2 DAY
( theory )
Designed to update delegates on legislation and regulations applicable to abrasive wheels. The course also covers
hazards and precautions, and the recommended documentation requirements.
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Working in confined spaces exposes employees to many potential hazards and risks, which, if not controlled, can have
fatal consequences. For that reason, only competent personnel should carry out work in confined spaces. Personnel
must have the knowledge to suitably control and mitigate the hazards presented to them; have a sound understanding
of the various roles undertaken in confined space work; and the knowledge and skills to implement emergency
procedures should the need arise. The correct and safe use of breathing apparatus can also be taught during this
course.
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Our training facilities provide an exciting and realistic
working environment, enhancing the quality of our ‘Oilfield
Standard’ training courses and allow us to expand our
portfolio of training services.
As most of our courses require practical exercises, we
have carefully constructed & designed specific tasks to
reinforce the safety messages given during the theoretical
section of each course.
Pathfinder
KIRKHILL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
The centre is located close to Aberdeen
Airport on a half-acre site consisting of an
800m2 outdoor training area and a 500m2
indoor practical training hall. The facility has
four lecture-rooms and a dedicated eLearning
suite.
A96. City Centre
AB21 0GN
FROM ABERDEEN AIRPORT
FROM ANDERSON DRIVE (NORTH)
1 Head southeast on Brent Rd 0.3 mi
1 Head west on Haudagain Roundabout toward A90 79 ft
2 At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Argyll Rd 0.2 mi
2 Slight left at A96 / Auchmill Rd, Continue to follow A96 1.3 mi
3 Turn right at Dyce Dr 0.7 mi
3 Slight left to stay on A96. Go through 1 roundabout 1.1 mi
4 Turn left at Howe Moss Rd 361 ft
4 At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Dyce Dr 1.6 mi
5 Turn left at Howe Moss Dr 0.1 mi
5 Turn left at Howe Moss Rd 361 ft
6 Turn right at Howe Moss Crs.
6 Turn left at Howe Moss Dr 0.1 mi
NSL have the following training centres to support our
overseas offices:
AMERICA
NSL America
CANADA
Puglisevich
CASPIAN
Rigmarine
If you’d like a tour of any of our Practical Training Facilities,
please call +44(0)1224 208988 or email: info@nslASIA PACIFIC
aberdeen.com. We’ll be delighted to show you around
KB Associates
and talk to you about how we can help you to stay
safe. We are also happy to show you around our head
THE CARIBBEAN
office, where all of our courses are produced and safety
materials developed.
7 Turn right at Howe Moss Crs.
Rigmarine
For help with directions please call 01224 208988
International Training Centres
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Competence
What is competence?
Competence is the ability to consistently perform activities to
a defined standard of efficiency and safety. It is a combination
of knowledge, ability, attitude and behaviour; derived from
training and experience, and verified through supervision and
assessment.
Competence
How is competence achieved and
maintained?
To start with, you need a Competence Assurance Process (CAP)
develops, produces and maintains competent personnel. This
process or system should in other words, allow you to:
It’s a legal requirement, i.e:
Train them, and then…
Legislative requirements which are usually expressed in general
Assess them at various stages
terms, stipulate; “Employees and others are not, so far as is
reasonably practicable, exposed to risks to their health and
safety”
Aimed at Technicians, Banksman / Slingers and Load Handlers
Stage 1 Initial Training
Stage 3 Workplace Assessment
Stage 4 Refreshers, Re-assessment and Ongoing
Development
In structuring the process this way, personnel will realise their
own limitations and hopefully work within them as they progress
It should be noted that this is a continuous process which must
be maintained. It is NOT a one-off project or task that can be
through the stages.
Achieving Competence with NSL
developed and then forgotten about.
Lifting Operations
Regulatory requirements which tend to be more specific,
stipulate; “Every employer shall ensure that every lifting
Rigging & Lifting Level 1
who are required to perform Routine and Simple lifts but
may also participate in Complicated and Complex lifts under
supervision.
Rigging & Lifting Level 2
Aimed at Riggers and Deck Foremen who are required to
perform Routine, Simple, Complicated and Complex lifting
operations, it is also aimed at those responsible for the planning
and safe execution of lifting operations.
Advanced Rigging & Lifting Level 3 |
Technical Support
Aimed at Deck Foremen and Lifting Supervisors involved in
operation involving lifting equipment is properly planned by a
In September 2002 NSL, in association with the UK Government decommissioning, subsea and complex lifting operations
competent person”
award body EMTA Awards Ltd. (EAL), created competence
programmes designed specifically for personnel required to carry
You will also find specific requirements for competent personnel
out lifting operations and those required to certify and inspect
in Technical Standards, Industry Body guidance and your own
lifting equipment.
company procedures.
Both our programmes begin with a training course where
In addition, once you have competent personnel it will…
delegates receive a certificate of training upon successful
Reduce risk, incidents, accidents and injuries
completion.
Enable a company to meet its business objectives and
Delegates then have the option to proceed with the compilation
of a competence portfolio. The portfolio is used to record
contractual commitments
their activities and experience in the workplace, and is used
Improve the integrity of contract tender submissions
as evidence of their competence (tasks recorded must
be witnessed and when completed should be submitted
Deliver more production with less downtime, and
for assessment and verification by NSL and EAL). Once
therefore…
satisfactorily completed, EAL issue the delegate with a
Lower costs
certificate.
The certificate is valid for two years, after which time the
delegate should be re-assessed to confirm competence is being
maintained and / or to progress to the next level.
NSL currently offer competence programmes in the following
subjects and levels:
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Choose the right personnel
competence, is now very familiar within the Oil and Gas Industry:
Stage 2 Supervised Training in the Workplace
or Competence Management System (CMS) that identifies,
Why do we need competence?
The following staged approach for achieving and maintaining
Competence
Competence
Lifting Operations Portfolio
Pre-requisites
Tasks are recorded using the NSL lifting plan format, which the
Lifting Equipment Inspectors
Inspector’s Portfolio
Slinger, Rigging and Lifting training course or the Subsea Rigging
Due to the extensive range of lifting equipment, the training and
This portfolio is again completed by the delegate to provide
Personnel new to lifting operations must take a progressive route
and Lifting course.
competence in this programme has been separated into six
evidence of competence in the workplace when conducting
delegate has already become familiar with during the Banksman
to achieving competence, i.e. starting with Level 1, reflecting
their inexperience in this subject. Level 2 is designed to record
and assess existing knowledge and experience. Therefore,
beginners or less experienced personnel MUST complete Level
1 first and then gain the necessary experience over two years
before they attempt Level 2.
modules to allow prospective Inspectors to qualify in one subject thorough examinations including where relevant, proof load
Section A: Is compulsory and includes; following a lifting plan
at a time and gradually build up their knowledge, experience and testing.
(Level 1), planning a lifting operation (Level 2), risk assessment,
therefore competence.
toolbox talks, selection of equipment, pre-use examination of
lifting equipment, slinging the load, etc. The delegates can then
Clients and Inspectors may choose any course, in any order, if
sheets, supported with examination reports or test certificates
choose either B, C or D, depending on their scope of work.
only training is required. However, if the competence portfolio
for the individual items of lifting equipment, which have been
route is required then the first module must be completed before
visually examined and / or proof load tested and examined.
without going through 1 will be required to provide evidence that
they have at least 3 years’ experience working full time in lifting
any other module can be attempted.
lifting machines such as chain hoists, lever hoists, beam trolleys
and tasks include erecting / installing / using lifting appliances,
lifting in a confined space, and cross hauling a load, etc.
operations.
Personnel who aspire to further their learning and achieve Level
3 must complete Level 2, gain a further two years’ experience in
lifting operations and complete / record a further six complicated
/ complex portfolio logs before entry onto this level.
Module 1: General Lifting Equipment
Section C: Is aimed at the delegate working mainly with cranes
and performing tasks including the inspection and preparation of
loads / cargo for lifting, performing lifts using a crane with load
unsighted by crane operator, handling tubulars, bundles and
Module 3: Pedestal and Mobile Cranes
Swing Jibs
Section D: Is aimed specifically at divers who are required to
Module 5: Forklift Trucks and Stackers
carry out lifting operations.
The portfolio contains a list of tasks that have to be completed
Module 2: Winches and Powered Hoists
Module 4: Overhead Travelling Cranes, Runway Beams and
pipes, etc.
Completing the Portfolio
The programme is divided into the following modules:
or fail equipment which is blatantly defective, therefore the
particular items of lifting equipment that must be chosen for this
programme need to be well-used or in border-line condition.
This means that a significant level of skill and experience will be
required to make an accurate judgement as to their suitability for
continued service.
Justification must be given for them being categorised as
well-used or border-line condition along with reasons for your
must be provided for each item to enable the Assessor to
evaluate the quality and validity of delegate decisions.
in the workplace when operating Lifting Equipment, or otherwise
involved in Rigging & Lifting or Crane Operation activities.
Evidenc
The portfolio tasks are divided into four sections, A, B, C & D.
The delegate must complete two out of the four sections, which
are chosen by the delegate, depending on the type of lifting
operations they are required to carry out in the workplace.
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Experienced personnel wishing to enrol directly onto Level 2
The completed portfolio should contain records in the form of log
Bespoke Competence
Programmes
Crane Operator
Assessment
NSL can also offer clients various training and competence process maps for disciplines such as:
NSL has a team of more than 40 Instructors / Skills Assessors, most of whom are qualified and capable of carrying out Crane
Operator assessments in accordance with BS ISO 15513 and BS 7121.
Slingers
Assessment Procedure
Banksmen
Riggers
The assessment begins with a questionnaire. This enables the Assessor to confirm that the Crane Operator’s knowledge is
Lifting Equipment Inspectors
adequate. The Operator is also interviewed to assess their experience on the specific type of crane they operate. The Assessor
Mobile and Pedestal Crane Operators
then observes the Operator performing various practical exercises according to the skills level they are being assessed against.
Observation is from Deck Level and where possible, also from the Cab / Operator Level. Feedback is given during the assessment,
Site Competent Personnel, and
and also at the end during the debrief, when the Operator is informed of the result. The assessment is only completed when every
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relevant element of the standard has been covered.
etc.
Typical elements covered:
Stage 1 - Basic Deck Operations - Supervision
Each process requires an initial consultation period, which then produces the training and competence process map,
documentation and tools, for example:
Handling containers, tubulars and pipe-work, loads with an offset C of G
Initial training requirements, which can be completed either onsite or at a training centre
Hand signals and radio communications
Performance activity logbooks, which structure and record workplace experience
Full pre-shift inspection of the crane, knowledge of company procedures, knowledge of the crane, knowledge of basic slinging
including sling angles and tensions
Competence assessment requirements, carried out internally or by an external Skills Assessor
Stage 2 - Deck Operations – Unsupervised
Refresher / reassessment criteria
The training and competence programmes are designed to suit a client’s lifting operations, which can meet and exceed industry
minimum standards. In addition, they list an employee’s roles and responsibilities as they progress through the programme, and the
acceptable training qualifications and / or competence awards required to enter the process at stages 1 and 3.
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…along with all the system tools such as training standards, logbooks, assessment standards, refresher / re-assessment standards,
Mechanical Handling
Services
Mechanical Handling
Services
Independent Technical Reviews Engineering Design & Rigging
& Appraisals
Supervision Services
Provision of Management
Facilities & Services
The Site Competent Person /
Technical Authority
This is a service where our engineers make a field visit
to review either: systems of work; performance levels
of personnel (including Crane Operator Assessments to
international standards); or standards of maintenance on
plant and equipment with a view to their safety, efficiency
and cost effectiveness.
The placement of specialist personnel qualified in the
field of crane operations, mechanical handling and / or
lifting equipment to control all aspects of lifting operations
including the following:
NSL are now offering multi-disciplined Lifting Specialists /
Technical Authorities on long or short-term contracts.
They can also perform feasibility studies for proposed
modifications to plant and / or any changes to existing
operational procedures. This service includes mechanical
handling reviews on Oil & Gas installations during
construction, vessels and drilling rigs prior to them being
chartered by the operating company.
This is a specialist service dealing with all mechanical
handling and installation problems incorporating
everything from the initial offshore survey to the production
of the final implementation work pack.
The service includes detailed fabrication drawings,
structural calculations, procedural drawings, relevant text /
instructions and equipment lists.
Note: NSL can offer the services of expert riggers
who are experienced in design / fabrication / offshore
implementation and are available to go onsite to supervise
any installation or removal of plant and equipment.
Maintenance / Certification Requirements
Suitability of Contractors and Equipment Types for
Particular Projects
This qualifies them to supply the following:
Review / Assessments of Completed Projects
Training to International Standards
Technical Library Enquiries
Crane Operator Assessments to International
Standards
Liaison with Certifying Authorities
Compilation of Procedural Documents
NSL also perform Failure Investigations. We are often
called upon as third party / expert witnesses.
All of our specialists have a minimum of 15 years’
experience in the lifting industry, supported by NSL’s
Technical Department and must complete rigorous inhouse training programmes prior to going on contract.
Advise on Current Legislation, Regulations and Best
Industry Standards
Liaise with other Technical Departments
In addition, they can supervise and/or actually perform
Technical Reviews of Client and Contractor Operations
All Categories of Lifting Operations
On-Site Coaching and Mentoring
Implementation of Certification Systems
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The preparation of operational / procedural documents
to ensure the safe and efficient use of machinery
and equipment in compliance with current HSE and
legislative requirements
Produce / Review / Approve Technical Documentation
Safe Operating Procedure
Safe Operating
Procedure
Policies and Procedures
Sample Index & Who’s Adopted LECOP
Policies and procedures are essential documents, which
enable lifting operations to be carried out safely and
consistently. Policies set a company’s philosophies and
boundaries, whereas procedures detail the series of steps
that are needed to accomplish specific tasks. Together,
they provide a framework in which decisions can be
made.
For a company that operates on a small scale, they are
relatively easy to produce. However, if you are a company
that operates internationally, the development of these
documents can take a great deal of time and effort, and
can be very expensive to produce and implement.
It may seem like quite a complex task to complete
at first but if started, communicated, produced and
implemented correctly, then costs can be kept to a
minimum, development made easy and implementation
straightforward.
To assist, NSL can offer clients two options:
Option 1: Lifting Equipment
Control and Operation
Procedure (LECOP)
If you adopt this document, NSL will help you customise
it to suit your specific operation by adding in any extra
procedures you may already have in place or leaving out
any procedures that are not relevant. This is included in
the purchase cost of the document along with:
Initial production of the LECOP document with your
company logo / details inserted
Review of the client’s existing procedures and inclusion
of relevant / specific information into the LECOP
After the initial review / revision by the client, the
updating of the document, which would include client
comments / instructions
Return of the revised LECOP to client for approval and
final updating by NSL
NSL can also aid in the introduction and implementation
of the document at an additional cost, which is dependent
on the depth of the programme.
NOTE | Before proceeding with the purchase of the
LECOP document, a client can attend NSL’s premises, at
any time, to view the document in detail.
Part 1 The Policy Document (Management Level)
1.0Introduction
2.0Purpose
3.0Scope
4.0Definitions
5.0
Reference Documents and Standards
6.0
Activities - Controlling Procedures
7.0
Roles and Responsibilities (Offshore / onshore)
8.0
Third Party Responsibilities
9.0
Training and Competence
Part 2 Support Procedures (Supervisory Level)
1.0
General Information
2.0
Illustrated Technical Reference Manual on Lifting Equipment
3.0 Data for the Procurement of Lifting Equipment and Accessories
4.0 Control Documents for the Hiring of Lifting Equipment and
Usage of Contractor’s Gear
5.0 Maintenance of Equipment
6.0
Written Scheme of Examination
7.0
Company Special Instructions / Standards
8.0
Reference Documents and Standards
Part 3 Lifting Operations Procedures (Workforce)
1.0Introduction
2.0
Planning and Risk Assessment
3.0
Pre-use Inspection Procedures (for use by personnel / users)
4.0
Mobile Crane Operations
5.0
Forklift Operations
6.0
Rigging Loft Operations
7.0
General Crane Operations
8.0
Man Riding Operations
9.0
Country / Work Site / Installation Specific
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Appendices
Quick Reference Index
Companies can save time and money by purchasing
an NSL LECOP, which contains a policy document and
procedures on all aspects of lifting operations including,
but not limited to; the initial selection of the correct
equipment through to procurement, storage, rigging loft
operations, issuing control, pre-use inspection, safe use
of equipment and accessories, routine examinations,
maintenance, repairs and certification. It also contains
guidance on personnel competence, the planning of lifting
operations and risk assessment.
The LECOP is also supported by a range of other NSL
safety / guidance products such as handbooks, posters,
DVDs, and eLearning programmes, which are designed to
help personnel doing the “hands-on” work.
Safe Operating Procedure
Option 2: Review, Re-structure and Update
of Current Lifting Procedures
Contents
1. Prepare
2. Categorize
3. Risk Assess
4. Plan
This is a service we offer clients where we review, re-structure
and update their existing policies and procedures.
5. Authorize
6. Execute
Shown on this page is a map or model that is used to 7.review,
re-structure and update current polices and procedures.
Management of Change
8.
Learn
Updating provides a clearer overall picture, allowing changes to be implemented in groups or individually over a period
Management of
Lifting Operations
of time, depending on their complexity and the
amount of change needed.
Training
Criteria
Recording
Workplace
Experience
Workplace
Assessment
Refresher /
Re-assesment
Technical Reference
Manual
Guidance on
Procurement
Hire / Rental
Minimum Standards
for Equipment
Examination
Scheme
Storage &
Control
(Rigging Loft)
Crane
Maintenance
Control of 3rd Party
Maintenance
Control of 3rd party
Inspections
Tender / Contract
Pro-forma
Lifting Equiptment
Control
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Design
Inspections
Control
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Technical
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Review
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Control of 3rd
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Inspections
Testing
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Certification
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Control
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Engineering
Inspections
Principles
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Control ofLoad
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Working
Inspections
Tables
Rigging Operations
Offshore Crane
Operations
Onshore Crane
Operations
Marine Crane
Operations
Forklift
Truck
Operations
OHTC / Gantry Crane
Operations
Winch Operations
Lifting Over
Live Plant
Man-riding
Operations
& Personnel
Transfers
Bulk Hose
Operations
FIBC
Operations
Helicopter
Lifting Operations
Cargo Handling
Load Securing
Control
of 3rd party
&
Inspections
Transportation
Control
of 3rd party
Sea Fastening
Inspections
Control
of 3rd party
Cargo
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Units
Inspections
Alaska
Andean
Angola
Asia & South Pacific
Azerbahjan
Canada
Egypt
Gulf of Mexico
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Legislation, Regulations
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Site Specific
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Control
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3rd party
Subsea
Inspections
Operations
Control
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Hands Free
Lifting
Inspections
Control
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Onshore
Inspections
Templates
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Safety Hardware
Safety Hardware
Telescopic Pole Rescue System
Double Rope Rig Rescue System
The Work at Height Regulations specify that every
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employer must plan for emergencies and rescue
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delay may have drastic consequences, particularly if
Rig
protective systems such as harnesses, where a
By utilizing NSL’s telescopic rescue kit as part of your
rescue plan, you can recover a casualty easily and quickly,
so reducing the risk of suspension trauma.
RescuePack
The RescuePack is a compact, self contained rescue
system which allows a casualty to be recovered by a solo
rescuer. Once the casualty has been connected, they can
be raised or lowered by one person to a safe place. The
wide casualty attachment hook can be fastened to various
points on the casualty for simplicity and ease of operation.
System features: 3.25m Rigid Telescopic Pole, Haul
Cam Patented Rope Grab, Karabiner, Pulley, Quadra
Rope Device (various lengths available), “Protects” Anchor
Sling, Carrying Bag.
Rescue Kits can be customised to suit
environmental requirements. NSL also provide
essential training for your chosen Rescue Kit.
Two ropes attached to the lower side of a Petzl Rigging
System Features: Two independent Adjustable Webbing
Plate provide a means by which various rescues can be
Anchor Slings (Petzl Connexon Vario C42V) attached via
performed. This system allows a rescuer to be lowered
auto locking (Ball Lock) Karabiners to the top edge of a
large distances to a casualty (i.e. on a derrick structure);
(Petzl) Rigging Plate.
either to simply release the casualty onto the rescue rope
or to provide urgent first aid prior to a rescue being carried
out.
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environmental requirements. NSL also provide
essential training for your chosen Rescue Kit.
Safety Hardware
Prices: Get in touch for prices on all of our Work at
Height Rescue Systems, call +44(0)1224 208988
or email [email protected]
Rescue Kits can be customised to suit
Safety Hardware
Your Online Safety
Resource
Push / Pull Poles
As well as being packed with information on our training
Suitability of Cranes for Manriding
courses, competence programmes, safety materials,
Checklist
safety hardware and online training, our website contains
some very useful safety resources that we’ve made
This document will allow personnel to assess the suitability
available for you to download and use completely free. of their crane to carry out man-riding operations.
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the use of basic
Lifts that involve t,
hoisting equipmen
hoist (suspended
such
eg: a crane or manual
lifting structuresdirectly
from dedicatedrunway
beams)
as padeyes or Lifts would also have
above the load.
difficult or
to be outwith sensitive,
Loads would also
restricted areas.certifi
ed lifting points or
have
require to
to sling.
be relatively easy
Minimum
Qualifications
performed
These lifts can be have
by personnel whont on the
passed assessme- Rigging
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and Lifting course
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been involved in
months.
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The loads may involving two or more
or cross-hauledand/or tandem lifting with
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Control
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This type of lift must
performed by Riggers
qualified to National level 2 /
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equivalent)
ECITB Level 3 (orexperience.
and/or have 5yrs
should be
Their competenceed D32/33
qualifi
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plans
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Competent
produced by ‘The with
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are required for.
toolbox talkslifting
operation
this level of
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Risk Assessmntent:
must be
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undertaken and
measures recorded.
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Supervision: By with
Competent Person’ as
engineering support
required.
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be any of the first
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restricted headroom
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spaces,
plant or equipmen
over unprotectedlifts involving divers,
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lifts involving l are the load, ie lifting
where personne
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operations or condition
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Minimum
Qualifications
must be
This type of liftRiggers
performed by
qualified to National level 2 /
Standards eg3EMTA
(or equivalene.t)
ECITB Level 5yrs
experienc
and/or have
should be
verified by qualifi. In addition,
skills assessors
must
engineering support
be available as deemed
necessary.
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Planning: Written
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combined with this level of
are required for .
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undertaken and controllin
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BS EN 12385
(MAN - RIDING
WINCHES)
51 WIRE ROPE
BS302 / BS EN
SLINGS
12385
52 WIRE ROPE
BS1290 / BS
SLINGS
EN 13414/1-3
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53 CHAIN SLINGS-GR
BS1290 / BS
EN 13414/1-3
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54 CHAIN HOOKS
BS EN 818-1
& FITTINGS / ISO 3076
GRADE 80
55 POLYESTER
ISO 8539
SLINGS
56 SHACKLES
BS EN 1492 PT
- ALLOY
1, 2 & 4
(UP TO 25t)
57 SHACKLES
RR-C-27 1D TYPE
- ALLOY
IV
(OVER 25t)
58 SHACKLES
RR-C-27 1D TYPE
- HIGHER TENSILE
IV
(UP TO 25t)
59 SHACKLES
ISO 2415
- HIGHER TENSILE
(OVER 25t)
60 EYEBOLTS
ISO 2415
62 RIGGING
SCREWS
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performed
These lifts can be have
by personnel whont on a
passed assessme course
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and/or been involved
operations for 6 months.
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STATUTORY REQUIREM
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REFER TO SPECIFIC
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that are performed
Uncomplicated liftswhich involve basic
on a regular basis,
slinging practices,
of pipe,
eg: the handling
tubulars,
containers,
of trucks, etc
the loading / unloading
by the deck crew,
usually performed
personnel.
warehouse or yard
46 SAFE LOAD
INDICATORS
63 RIGGING
SCREWS (TURNBUCK
LES)
64 OPEN WEDGE
SOCKETS
65 OPEN WEDGE
SOCKETS
Routine Lifts
STOP
40 TRANSIT
CONTAINERS
41 TRANSIT
CONTAINERS
42 MOBILE
WORK PLATFORM
S
43 FABRICATE
D PADEYES &
CLAMPS
44 DYNAMOME
TERS / CRANE
WEIGHERS
45 LOAD CELLS
LOWER
HOIST
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% ABOVE SWL
BS2853
(see note 1)
(UP TO & INC
3t) BS EN 13001
(see note 1)
(OVER 3 UP TO
& INC 6t) BS
EN 13001 (see
(OVER 6 UP TO
note 1)
& INC 20t) BS
EN 13001 (see
(OVER 20 UP
note 1)
TO & INC 40t)
37 LIFTING
BS EN 13001
BEAMS
(see note 1)
(OVER 40t)
38 HYDRAULIC
BS EN 13001
RAMS & JACKS
(see note 1)
39 MANUAL
JACKS
47 WIRE ROPE
48 WIRE ROPE
49 WIRE ROPE
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EXAM. REQ.
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Organising of Lifting Operations
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TESTING
(MANUAL) BS3701
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(DAVIT) BS
EN 13157
30 WINCH
31 STABBING
BOARDS
32 RUNWAY
BEAMS
33 LIFTING
BEAMS
34 LIFTING
BEAMS
35 LIFTING
BEAMS
36 LIFTING
BEAMS
EMERGENCY
© NSL 1989
This document has been designed to help you plan and
record the details required to carry out lifting operations
safely. Once completed, personnel who are required to
carry out the lifting operation will be able to identify what
equipment is needed, where and how it is installed and
ultimately, how to carry out the task safely.
No
PROOF LOAD
PROOF LOADS
NTS
DOCUME
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NSL USER
ND SIGNANS
ENDED HA
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FOR UK CR
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Our Rigging & Lifting practical training
course now includes the use of these poles.
MANUFACTURING
CODES / STANDARD
CRANES (PEDESTAL
S
/ MOBILE)
(UNDER 20t)
CRANES (PEDESTAL
BS2452/7121
/ BS EN 13001
/ MOBILE)
(20t-50t) BS2452/712
3 CRANES
(PEDESTAL /
1 / BS EN 13001
MOBILE)
(OVER 50t)
4 ELECTRIC
BS2452/7121
OVERHEAD TRAVELLING
/ BS EN 13001
CRANES
5 MARINE
BS466 /7121
LIFEBOAT DAVITS
BS EN 13001
6 DAVIT BLOCKS
BS MA41
& ASSOC. EQUIPMEN
T
7 FORKLIFT
BS MA41
TRUCKS
8 PALLET STACKERS
BS.ISO 5057/BS
EN 1726-1/2
9
PALLET TRUCKS
BS5777 / 5778
/ ISO 5766
10 PERSONNE
BS ISO 509 (1996)
L & GOODS LIFTS
11 SUSPENDE
BS2655 / BS5655
D CRADLES
/ BS5656
12 POWERED
BS2830 / 5974
HOISTS
(ELECTRIC)
13 POWERED
BS466 / BS EN
HOISTS
13001
(PNEUMATIC)
14 MANUAL
DIN F.E.M. 9.751
HOISTS
(CHAIN BLOCKS)
15 LEVER HOISTS
BS3243 / BS
EN 13157
(PULLIFTS) BS4898
16 WIRE ROPE
HOISTS
/ BS EN 13157
("TIRFORS")
17 WIRE ROPES
BS EN 13157
FOR ABOVE
18 BEAM TROLLEYS
BS302 / BS EN
12385
19 BEAM CLAMPS
BS EN 13157
20 PLATE CLAMPS
BS EN 13157
21 SINGLE
SHEAVE BLOCKS
(UP TO 25t)
22 SINGLE
BS4536/4018
SHEAVE BLOCKS
/ BS EN 13157
(OVER 25t)
23 MULTI - SHEAVE
BS4536 / BS
BLOCKS
EN 13157
(UP TO 25t)
24 MULTI - SHEAVE
BS4536 / BS
BLOCKS
EN 13157
(OVER 25t)
25 CRANE HOOK
BS4536 / BS
BLOCKS
EN 13157
(UP TO 25t)
26 CRANE HOOK
BS4536 / BS
BLOCKS
EN 13157
(OVER 25t)
27 WINCH
BS4536 / BS
EN 13157
(PNEUMATIC
28 WINCH
BS MA31 / ISO
3078
(MAN-RIDING)
29 WINCH
1
2
Lift Categorisation, Planning &
Risk Assessment Form
Selected NSL Handbooks contain info on
using these poles.
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Hands Free Safety Awareness Posters are
now available.
... ALWAYS use a boat hook
to retrieve the tag line!
Hands-Free Lifting Safety Awareness Posters
... if you want to keep
both feet on the ground!
LE GI SL AT
INITIAL
EXAM/TEST
CERT. OF CONFORMIT
Y / TEST
DESTRUCTIO
N SAMPLE CERT.
CALIBRATIO
N CERTIFICATE
STRESS CALCULATIO
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FULL FABRICATIO
N PACKAGE
OTHER
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OTHER
This single page document lists an extensive range of
lifting appliances / accessories and their relevant British
Standard, periodic examination requirements under
LOLER, documentation requirements, factors of safety,
ANNUALLY
The rubber buffer is used to push against suspended
loads to guide them, especially when landing loads in tight
or congested spaces. Once again, this allows the operator
to remain a safe distance from the load until it has landed.
The poles would normally be fully retracted (for rigidity)
during this type of use where their length is 1.2m / 4ft.
They can be used half-extended if required, however, if
too much pressure is applied, they will telescope in.
QUADRENNI
ALLY
UK Lifting Legislation Matrix
EVERY 5 Y EARS
Push / Pull Poles are designed to help facilitate ‘handsfree’ lifting. They are a modified aluminium telescopic boat
hook with a rubber buffer at the other end. The hook end
can be used at full extension (approximately 2.1m / 7ft) to
retrieve tag lines hanging vertically without a load handler
having to go too close to a suspended load.

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