A62 Crane Supervisor
Pre-course Requirements
Delegates must have passed the HS&E Supervisor or MAPS test within the last two years prior to attending this course
Don’t panic, we can help with organising your exam at our test centre in Brownhills.
Course Overview
The A62 Crane Supervisor course will enable delegates to undertake the duties of a crane supervisor as defined by the appointed person. You will learn how to comply with legislation, regulations, Codes of Practice and industrial requirements.
Course Structure
- Legislation, regulations and Codes of Practice relating to lifting duties
- Safe systems of work including method statements
- Taking personal responsibility
- Different types of cranes and associated terminology
- Understanding crane documentation
- Understanding crane stability, duty charts and safety devices
- Crane appreciation
- Observing British Standard 7121
- Understanding the role of crane supervisor
- Understanding the role of appointed person
- Preparing an area with exclusion zones
Course Duration
The level of course required will be determined upon application and confirmation of an individual’s experience.
We work closely with a network of trusted partnering centres to provide nationwide availability across the UK. This allows us to offer convenient access to our services no matter your location, ensuring a smooth and reliable experience for all customers. Get in touch with us to discuss your preferred location, and we will help arrange the most suitable centre for your needs.
Course Completion
Successful candidates will receive a CPCS Red Trained Operators card which is valid for two years.
Please note – candidates who have held a red trained operator’s card previously must advise upon booking as additional requirements may be requested by CPCS in order to regain this licence type.
Upgrade/Renewing your CPCS red Trained Operators Card
Candidates are required to complete the appropriate competency NVQ prior to your cards expiry in order to upgrade/renew the red trained operator’s licence.
Midland Plant Training can offer this assessment so please speak with our training advisors for any advice you may need.
We recommend you look to upgrade/renew your Trained Operator licence 4 months before your licence is due to expire.
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