Our Accreditation

Occupational health and safety is essential for people’s wellness. Employers are legally bound to ensure safer workplaces for workers. Employee awareness is necessary to avoid any workplace mishaps. People with competent skills are capable of performing efficient tasks that reduce costs and avoid potential accidents.
The core purpose of occupational health and safety has extended its scope to improving social, technological, political and economic impacts. This course aims at lifting operations within the industry and improves the necessary skills of professionals to safely perform their duties.
The Certified Lifting Engineer course delivers professionals involved in lifting operations an extensive understanding of the technical aspects through engineering solutions designed in alignment with the latest advancements.
The course focuses on applicable guidelines and engineering processes required for safe lifting operations. This advanced course delves into detailed analysis procedures and elements for seamless serviceability during operations.
The course is divided into four units and covers the best practices in lifting operations.
Part 1: Certified Lifting Engineer
This section integrates the basic aspects related to lifting operations, including:
Introduction to lifting operations.
Learn about Workload Limit (WLL) and Safe Working Load (SWL).
Legal requirements related to LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations) – 1998.
Part 2: Certified Lifting Engineer
This section emphasises the duties and responsibilities of supervisors to deliver safe lifting operations that include:
Duties of the supervisor, crane operator, and signaler.
Ways to perform risk assessments prior to lifting operations.
Checking Stability and load balance to avoid lifting vehicle collapse.
Choosing the appropriate components for lifting operations and key major aspects for the choice.
Various slings useful for diverse lifting operations.
Kinds of ropes and their associated load-bearing capacities.
Maintaining and inspecting lifting gear components.
Part 3: Certified Lifting Engineer
This section is part of the CPDSO Course and it includes:
Certified Scaffolding Supervisor.
Certified Senior Accident/Incident Investigator.
Certified Train the Trainer.
Certified Safety Practitioner in Occupational Safety & Health.
Course objectives and outcomes:
This training course comprehensively covers:
The significance of a skilled lifting supervisor.
Legal guidelines for lifting operations.
Choosing the right lifting components.
Necessary pre-checks and inspections prior to operations.
At the end of the course, learners can:
Gain skills and proficiency for lifting operations.
Realise the need for choosing the right lifting gears.
Identify the causes contributing to workplace accidents.
Obtain confidence and competency to investigate, interview and report lifting-related accidents.
Ensure compliance with legal standards and company guidelines.