What will you learn on the G5 course, module P-4.1?
The training is based on a detailed list of topics and a practical training manual that ensures that all competency goals are achieved. Key topics include:
Planning and safety:
• Planning of lifting operations, risk assessment (SJA), and safety procedures.
• Understanding of roles, responsibilities, and communication in accordance with NORSOK R-003N.
Crane and equipment:
• Crane design, operation, applications, and limitations.
• Understanding and use of load charts and crane safety systems (AOPS/MOPS).
• Pre- and post-use checks, as well as first-line maintenance of cranes and steel wire ropes.
Practical operation and handling:
• Correct operating techniques for different types of loads, both light and heavy.
• Lifting operations in varying weather conditions (wind, waves, visibility).
• Lifting between facilities and vessels, subsea lifting and blind lifting.
• Emergency procedures, including emergency driving and emergency mooring.
• Requirements and procedures for lifting personnel.
Who is the G5, module P-4.1 course suitable for?
This course is aimed at personnel who will become operators of G5 offshore cranes, and the objective is for those receiving the training to acquire sufficient practical knowledge about the safe use of G5 offshore cranes. After completing the course, participants should be able to handle loads internally on the facility, in open sea, against ships, between fixed and/or floating facilities, and perform underwater lifting.
Course information for the G5 course, module P-4.1
Duration: 40 hours (5 days).
Format: Intensive training in a simulator under the guidance of an instructor, with each session being evaluated. The simulator training is designed to provide realistic experience and should be scheduled as early as possible in the practical training program.
Evaluation: The course concludes with an evaluation and/or final exam to ensure that the learning objectives have been achieved.
Certification: After passing the course, you will receive a course certificate documenting that you have completed the mandatory theory part for G5 Offshore Crane, which is a step towards full certification.