TRAINING

Training

KRANING’S TRAINING PROGRAM CAN BE ADAPTED TO YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS. ALL EMPLOYER REPRESENTATIVE AND WORKER TRAINING CAN BE PRESENTED IN FRENCH OR ENGLISH, ACROSS CANADA.

Worker definition: Person who carries out work for an employer.

EMPLOYER REPRESENTATIVE DEFINITION: PERSON THAT USES A WORKER’S SERVICES.

Workers training

KRANING’s worker trainings are custom made to comply with the employer’s obligation as per the Canada Labour Code (R.S.C. (1985), c. L-2) and the Act Respecting Occupational Health and Safety (chapter S-2.1).

All KRANING’s training can be accompanied by an engineering report on the working procedures & techniques as well as methods and techniques intended for the identification, control and elimination of risks to the safety or health of the workers.

Signal person training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Jacks operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Block & Tackles operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Overhead crane operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Hydraulic excavator operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Derrick crane operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Mobile crane operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Reach stacker crane operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Service truck operator training (low capacity boom): Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Telescopic boom truck operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Articulated boom truck operator training: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
Custom (Theory/Practical)
Rigger training – Level 2: Complex and advanced rigging
1 day (Theory)
Rigger training – Level 1: Introduction to rigging, signalization, methods and calculations
1 day (Theory)
Rigger training: Rigging basics
4 hours (Theory)

Employer Representative Training

Employer representative definition: Person that uses a worker’s services.

KRANING’s employer representative trainings are custom made to comply with the employer’s obligation as per the Canada Labour Code (R.S.C. (1985), c. L-2) and the Act Respecting Occupational Health and Safety (chapter S-2.1).

All KRANING’s training can be accompanied by an engineering report on the working procedures & techniques as well as methods and techniques intended for the identification, control and elimination of risks to the safety or health of the workers.

Concrete pumps and placing booms – Level 1: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
1 day (Theory)
Slewing rough-terrain trucks – Level 1: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
1 day (Theory)
Bull rigging (jacks, chain fall and block & tackle) – Level 1: Lifting operations, methods and calculation basics
2 days (Theory)
Hydraulic excavators – Level 1: Introduction to equipment and methods
1 day (Theory)
Rigging – Level 2: Creation of a rigging plan
1 day (Theory)
Rigging – Level 1: Rigging methods and calculation basics
1 day (Theory)
Mobile Cranes – Level 6: Lifting director
1 day (Theory)
Mobile Cranes – Level 5: On site supervisors and H&S prevention agents
2 days
Mobile Cranes – Level 4: Technical inspections
1 day (Theory)
Mobile Cranes – Level 3: Lifting plan design for critical load handling operations
1 day (Theory)
Mobile Cranes – Level 2: Lifting plan design for regular load handling operations
2 days (Theory)
Mobile Cranes – level 1: Introduction to load handling equipment and methods
2 days (Theory)

KRANING’S TRAINING PROGRAM CAN BE ADAPTED TO YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS.

ALL EMPLOYER REPRESENTATIVE AND WORKER TRAINING CAN BE PRESENTED IN FRENCH OR ENGLISH, ACROSS CANADA.