This course is designed to help field personnel identify damage and wear on mobile and pedestal crane components.

It focuses on spotting the problems and identifying the damage that can be discovered through external evaluation. It addresses MESH, (mechanical, electrical, structural and hydraulic) components. All mechanics and maintenance personnel who are responsible for their company’s crane(s) should attend this course, especially those industries with high use cranes, such as production and construction.

Topics

• Daily, Monthly and Annual Checklists
• Inspection Requirements
• Boom
• Wire Rope
• Upper Revolving Structure
• Lower Structure
• Electrical, Hydraulic and Air Systems
• Safety Devices
• Outriggers
• Testing

Applicable Federal, State and/or Provincial Regulations and Standards

This course is accredited by the Lifting Engineerings Equipment Association (LEEA). Completion of this course results in: 3.2 CEUs

Cancellation Policy

With 30 days' notice, (1) a full refund will be issued less a 5% processing fee, or (2) fees may be applied towards another program held within 1 year. Cancellations made within 30 days of the program start date, including re-scheduling and "no-shows" will be liable for the entire fee. Substitutions of personnel are permitted. If registering 4 or more participants in any one program, a 60 day notice is required for a full refund, less the processing fee. Please contact ITI for full details.

If it is necessary for ITI to cancel a program, you will be notified at least one week prior to the class start date. Please purchase airline tickets accordingly and check with your travel agent. ITI will not be responsible for non-refundable travel fees.

5 year ITI Qualification (pending hands-on performance evaluation)