Training
Range of training
Basic Rigging Courses (site specific)
- We present a Theoretical phase where we educate the members on different types of slings and shackles and the correct applications for each.
- The members are subjected to inspections of the slings, and the completion of registers.
- Each member is allowed to practice the inspection and application (Slinging).
- Site specific training on risk assessments is integrated in this course.
Mobile Crane Operators
- All OHS Act 85 of 1993 Reg. 18 sub (1-11) is adhered to.
- TETA publications are adhered to.
- An international standard assessment program has been in use for the past 2 years.
Truck Mounted Cranes
- All OHS Act 85 of 1993 Reg. 18 sub (1-11) is adhered to.
- TETA publications are adhered to.
Mobile Elevating Work Platform courses (JLG / Cherry Picker and Scissor Lift)
- All OHS Act 85 of 1993 Reg. 18 sub (1-11) is adhered to.
- TETA publications are adhered to.
Overhead Crane Operators
- All OHS Act 85 of 1993 Reg. 18 sub (1-11) is adhered to.
- TETA publications are adhered to.
Safety Harness application courses
- All OHS Act 85 of 1993 Reg. 18 sub (1-11) is adhered to.
- Members are trained to inspect harnesses before applying.
- Members are taught on how to get dressed in a harness this includes adjustments.
- Members are taught on how to maintain safety harnesses.
Lifting and Earth Moving Equipment (Forklifts, Cranes, FEL, TLB, etc)
- On completion of a theoretical phase the members are subjected to.
- A walk around check list.
- A pre- operational checklist.
- A start up procedure.
- An operational procedure.
- A shutdown procedure.
- Each member is allowed to practice all modules until competent.
- The members are subjected to a pre- assessment where mistakes are highlighted before the final practical assessment.
- Assessments are direct in line with the TETA specifications.
General Risk Assessment
- During the course every member will receive a theoretical presentation, on completion the member will be provided with a scenario and are asked to identify the Hazards.
4x4 Training & Recover
- The driver will be subjected to a road test where he or she will be assessed on standard document published in the Government Gazette.
- Our 4x4 training is based on trial and error where each member will be subjected to a practical phase and this will include:
- → Sand driving;
- → Mud driving;
- → Rocky services;
- → Water crossing;
- → River crossing;
- → Hill climbing and descending;
- → Selection of 4x4 High range, low range and differential locks;
- → Vehicle recovery;
- → Taking care of tires and to protect the vehicle from bush related damaged;
- → Short halts and inspections;
- → Long halts and inspections;
Working at Heights
- All OHS Act 85 of 1993 is adhered to.
- Hazard assessment is presented on site to enhance hand on training.
Course Duration - Lifting and Earthmoving Operator Training
- Course: Training for Novice Operators
- Duration: 5 Days
- 1 Day theory
- 3 Days practical
- 1 Day theoretical and practical assessment
- Course: Training for experienced Operators
- Duration: 3 Days
- 1 Day theory
- 1 Day practical
- 1 Day theoretical and practical assessment
- Course: Re-certification
- Duration: 1 Day
- Theory, practical assessment
- Course: First Aid Training
- Level i: Duration: 2 Days
- Level i and ii: Duration -: 4 Days
- Level i to iii: Duration: 6 Days