LOLER: Lift Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations

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• LOLER: Lift Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 26:37

  • 1: 1.Introduction to LOLER 02:06
  • 2: 2.Duties and Responsibilities 01:52
  • 3: 3.Assessing Lifting Operations 02:41
  • 4: 4.Lifting Equipment 01:58
  • 5: 5.Safe Use of Lifting Equipment 02:12
  • 6: 2.1 What is a risk assessment. And Key definiti 00:42
  • 7: 2.2 Step 1- identify the hazards 01:46
  • 8: 2.4 Step 3- evaluate risks and decide on contro 01:18
  • 9: 2.5 Step 4- record your findings and implement 01:27
  • 10: 2.Risk Assessment 02:44
  • 11: 4.1 Requirements of examinations and maintenanc 01:42
  • 12: 4.2 What does a thorough examination cover. 01:15
  • 13: 4.3 Competent persons 01:28
  • 14: 4.4 Frequency of thorough examinations 00:48
  • 15: 4.Examination, Maintenance, and Storage 02:38

Module 1: Introduction to LOLER

- Overview of LOLER and its importance

- Understanding the legal framework and regulations

- Roles and responsibilities of duty holders

Module 2: Types of Lifting Equipment

- Different categories of lifting equipment

- Crane types, hoists, slings, and other lifting devices

- Identification and selection of appropriate equipment

Module 3: Thorough Examination and Inspection

- Requirements for thorough examination and inspection

- Inspection schedules and frequency

- Documentation and reporting procedures

Module 4: Risk Assessment and Control Measures

- Conducting risk assessments for lifting operations

- Hazard identification and risk reduction techniques

- Implementing control measures to mitigate risks

Module 5: Safe Working Practices

- Preparing for lifting operations

- Establishing safe systems of work

- Communication and coordination during lifting operations

Module 6: Emergency Procedures

- Dealing with emergencies and rescue operations

- Responding to accidents and incidents

- Emergency planning and preparedness

Module 7: Documentation and Record Keeping

- Importance of accurate documentation

- Maintenance and record-keeping requirements

- Understanding LOLER compliance documentation

Module 8: Case Studies and Practical Examples

- Real-life case studies illustrating LOLER principles

- Problem-solving exercises for practical application

- Learning from past incidents and accidents

• Site managers and supervisors responsible for overseeing lifting operations and equipment safety.
• Operators of cranes, hoists, and other lifting equipment seeking formal training in LOLER compliance.
• Safety officers and health and safety personnel aiming to improve workplace safety standards.
• Maintenance and engineering staff involved in inspection, repair, or management of lifting equipment.
• Individuals pursuing careers in construction, manufacturing, or industrial sectors requiring LOLER knowledge.

This course has no formal entry requirements. Students must meet the following requirements in order to enrol in the LOLER Training course:

• Have a strong desire to learn
• Display a good understanding of the English language, and basic IT skills
• Be over the age of 16

• Health and Safety Officer (£28,000 – £42,000)
• Lifting Operations Supervisor (£26,000 – £40,000)
• Facilities Manager (£30,000 – £45,000)
• Construction Safety Coordinator (£28,000 – £42,000)
• Risk Assessment Officer (£27,000 – £38,000)
• Compliance Officer (£28,000 – £44,000)

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