G20 Fixed hydraulic crane theory - Module P-2.1 (English) - Oslo

What will you learn on the G5 course, module P-2.1?

After completing the course, you will have a good understanding of:

Roles and responsibilities: Who does what during a lifting operation and how do you communicate effectively?

Regulations and standards: Laws, regulations, and industry standards (such as NORSOK) that apply to crane operations.

Crane documentation and inspection: What paperwork is required and how is the crane inspected before and after use?

Crane design and function: How is the crane constructed and how do the various parts work?

Safety systems: Emergency stop, overload protection and other important safety features.

Capacity and limitations: How to read load diagrams and understand the impact of weather conditions.

Winches, steel wire ropes, and lifting equipment: Safe use and maintenance of this important equipment.

Planning and risk assessment: How to plan lifting operations and identify potential hazards.

Who is the G5, module P-2.1 course suitable for?

Module P-2.1 G20 Fixed Hydraulic Crane Theory is specially designed for people who will be operating fixed cranes in the petroleum industry. The target group is divided into two groups based on the type of crane they will be operating:

• Those who will be operating offshore cranes (G5) or light offshore cranes (G5L) and need certified training.

• Those who will operate fixed cranes (G20) and need documented training.

Prerequisites, module P-2.1

• Module 1 – Basic HSE and module 2.3 G11 Lifting Equipment (Sling/and hook). The course precedes all our crane operator courses.

• Participants must be at least 18 years old. However, training can begin when a person has reached the age of 17.

Course information for module P-2.1

Duration: 16 hours (2 days).

Form: Theoretical instruction with final exam.

Certification/Documentation: After passing the course, you will receive either a certificate (for G5/G5L) or documentation of successful completion of the training.

Assessment and Certification

To be eligible for the final assessment, participants must have been present for the entire scheduled teaching time.

The training program concludes with a final assessment, which in this case is a written exam.