Intensive Trainings
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Best Practices in Heavy Transport and Lifting, Emphasizing Safety
9th November 2020 - 11th November 2020
Overview
The efficient and safe execution of lifting and transporting objects that are heavy or awkward in size or shape involves specialized load handling equipment and various different modes of operation. These kind of operations require a thorough understanding of the physics and laws of nature that contribute to the success of such activities. This course is designed for personnel involved in specialized transportation and lifting from contract transport organizations and original equipment manufacturers (OEM) to engineering companies and project owners in the oil and gas, power generation and other plant-environment industries.
Characteristic for this industry is often the absence of standardization across multiple countries or companies. This leads to unique engineering and planning for each project, a truly indispensable element in projects of this nature. The engineering principles of hydraulic platform trailers like self-propelled modular transporters (SPMTs) are delved into along with a variety of other load handling equipment. Heavy lift, jacking and skidding, and load-out (roll-on/roll-off) project case studies are utilized for participants to gain a broad understanding of the art and science of specialized transport and heavy lift operation.
The knowledge gained in this course is universally applicable to all specialized transport and heavy lift projects as it is based on solid engineering principles, it will provide each participant a lifetime of benefits.
Who Should Attend
| • CEOs and Company Owners • Crane & Transport Contractors • Freight Forwarders • Lifting Engineers • EPC Contractors • Operation Managers • Cargo Superintendents • Marine Warrantee Surveyors • Rigging & Transport Supervisors • Offshore Installation Contractors • Transport & Lifting Supervisors • HSE Managers & Engineers • Onshore/Offshore Project Managers & Planners • Construction Managers • Structural Engineers • Naval Architects • Lift Directors & Planners |
• Rigging Foremen • Heavy Lift Managers • Crane and trailer operators • Refineries • Oil & Gas • Power Plants • Construction • Marine Warrantee • Insurance Companies • Consulting Companies • Crane Rental Companies • Fabrication Yards • Project Logistics Companies • Heavy Lift Shipping Companies • Freight Forwarding Companies • Heavy Transport Companies • Engineering Companies |
Key Learning Objectives
- Understanding the importance of good and correct communication, examples from NASA
- How to plan a project, understanding the planning and execution of a transport and lift covering the load, the route to travel, equipment selection and execution
- Selecting the right transporter or crane for the load or job
- What is possible and what is not, learn how to take equipment to the max in a safe way
- Understand why it is important to know the application and limits of each equipment, rigging tool
- Learn why it is important to agree on terminology before starting the job
- Recognize unsafe situations before they occur
- Understanding and calculation of ground pressure
- Learn how to assess (complex and multi-discipline) transport and lift plans
- Learn how to properly prepare and perform a load-out
- A thorough understanding of all Heavy Lift and Transport aspects beyond the common boundaries
