A CT ROAD MASTER PROGRAM ELECTIVE WORKSHOP

Course Description:

This program provides training on rigging equipment for material handling and the transport of heavy equipment. Topics include safe rigging practices, calculating loads, chain and sling inspections, working load limits of rigging, safe hoisting operations, standard hand signals and environmental considerations. Transporting large equipment and construction materials will also be discussed and demonstrated.

Learning Objectives: 

Upon completion of this class, participants will be able to:

• Discuss OSHA Standard 1926.1400 and how it applies to highway maintenance operations.
• Describe best practices and common hazards associated with loading and unloading equipment from a trailer.
• Demonstrate safe rigging practices and proper hand signals.

Who Should Attend: 

This class is designed for crewmen and supervisors involved in construction projects where loads are being suspended and moved using chains and slings and those who are responsible for the transport of equipment and materials to the job site. HighwaySuperintendents and Crew Leaders are also encouraged to attend.This class includes an outside equipment demonstration. Please wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately 

for weather conditions.

Credit Hours