LOLER course on safer lifting: plan lifts, use equipment correctly and avoid overloads, failures and crushing injuries.
This LOLER Awareness course gives a practical, site-focused introduction to safe lifting operations under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998. It explains what LOLER is, who it applies to and how good planning, equipment choice and clear roles prevent dropped loads, crushing injuries and equipment failure.
• Introduces LOLER 1998 and why it exists in UK workplaces
• Explains that LOLER applies to any lifting of loads, from cranes to small hoists and lifting accessories
• Highlights real risks of poor lifting practice: dropped loads, crushing injuries, equipment failure and fatalities
• Clarifies that LOLER is not just for crane drivers but for everyone involved in lifting operations
• Covers selecting suitable lifting equipment and accessories for the task
• Explains Safe Working Loads (SWLs) and Working Load Limits (WLLs) and why they must never be exceeded
• Emphasises the need for properly planned lifts with clear method statements and risk assessments
• Stresses competent supervision, signalling and communication during lifting operations
• Details inspection duties, pre-use checks and thorough examinations of lifting equipment
• Reinforces record keeping, defect reporting and taking unsafe equipment out of service
• Promotes continuous improvement and learning from near misses and incidents to strengthen lifting safety culture
Upon successful completion, you'll receive a recognized certification that demonstrates your competency in this critical area of construction safety.
One-off payment, 12 months to complete
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