Individual competence test
EXPERIENCE BUT NO CERTIFICATE YET?
Do drivers in your company operate the truck-mounted loader crane without a certificate?
Is your current certificate due for renewal?
Then obtain your truck loader crane certificate with our individual competence test in just 1 hour.
Those who pass receive their official loader crane certificate later on! Wherever and whenever it suits you.
The big advantage lies in the time saving, because after the test you get straight back to work!
Just because the legislation mentions an 'adequate' training does not mean you are required to spend several days on a loader crane course ! Normec Praxis presents the solution: your certificate in 1 hour!
- Safety and responsibilities of the truck loader crane operator
- Types of hydraulic loader cranes and their applications
- Checklist and basic maintenance
- Stability and balance improvement
- Positioning and placing of outriggers
- Load chart and lifting equipment
- Critical vs non-critical loads
- Slinging and moving loads
- Communication and signalling: directing the load
- Driving and manoeuvring techniques
- Improve your technique and precision
IS THIS FOR ME?
This individual test is for me:
- I have sufficient work experience
- I have received adequate training
- I have the right safety attitude
Every successful participant receives the official LOADER CRANE certificate
As with any test, preparation is half the work!
Little experience? Then take one of our practical trainings.
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
Mobile work equipment with its own drive system may only be operated by workers who have received adequate training for the safe operation of this work equipment (Codex book IV, title 3)
Considered a safety function is any workstation where work equipment is used, where motor vehicles, cranes, overhead cranes, hoisting devices of any kind are operated (Codex book I, title 4)
The purpose of the safety and health signage is to draw attention, in a quick and easily understandable way, to objects, activities and situations that may cause certain hazards. (Codex book III, title 6, annexes 1-9)