Legal basis

ArbSchG: The Occupational Safety and Health Act forms the legal basis for safe working.
BetrSichV: The Industrial Safety Ordinance regulates the safe operation of lifting gear.
DGUV V1: DGUV Regulation 1 sets the framework for occupational health and safety.
DGUV V 52, DGUV R 100-500 Chapter 2.8: Here you will find specific regulations and chapters for the safe operation of lifting equipment.
DGUV G 309-003, DGUV Information 209-013: Further important guidelines and information for safe working.

Physical Principles and Technology

Safety requirements and devices: Understand the technical safety aspects.
Load distribution: Learn the correct distribution of loads for safe lifting.
Center of gravity and angle of inclination: important factors for stability and safety.
Load capacity and load moment: Calculate and consider these critical values.
Interaction of hoists, slings and loads: Understand the complexity of hoist operations.
Applications, warnings, restrictions: Know the conditions and limitations of use.

Proven practice in hoist operation

Slinging loads: Learn the safe slinging technique.
Load handling equipment: Understand the different types and their uses.
Types and use of lifting gear: Choose the right lifting gear for the task.
Storage, inspection and disposal: Learn how to properly store, inspect and discard lifting gear.
Safe transport: Minimize risks when transporting loads.
Crane operator instructions/hand signals: Communicate effectively and safely with the crane operator.

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Professional Striker Training

Our training for slinging loads complies with the strict requirements of the professional associations DGUV V 52, DGUV V 54 and DGUV R 100-500. Accidents occur on construction sites every day in which improperly slung loads fall. These accidents lead to significant material and personal injuries that could have been avoided in most cases. The cause is often that the material to be lifted is not professionally prepared for the crane lift.

Theory and practice for the safe slinging of loads

In our professional training for slinging loads, you will acquire both theoretical knowledge and proven practice in hoisting equipment operation. The focus is on the correct slinging technique and the selection of suitable slinging equipment. After completing the training, you will be able to sling loads safely and correctly. This significantly minimizes the risk of accidents.

Invest in safety on your construction site

Reduce the risk of accidents caused by improperly secured loads. Our training for securing loads in accordance with the requirements of the professional associations provides you with the necessary knowledge and practical experience to operate lifting equipment professionally and safely.

FAQ about SYSTEM-CARD stopper

What do I learn in the slinger training?

In the sling operator training, you will learn how to use slings correctly. This also includes how to communicate with the crane operator and check slings. The training is designed to ensure that nothing happens and no one is injured when lifting and transporting loads.

How long does the striker training last and how is it structured?

The training lasts one day and is carried out in small groups. You will learn what a slinger does, what tasks, work tools and protective equipment he needs. You will also practice what you have learned.

Will I receive a certificate after the training?

Yes. You will receive a certificate after the training.

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