Safety tips for Operating Cranes and Rigging in the Dark

Crane Operator License and Rigging Training in the Dark

Employees must be properly trained and licensed when operating cranes and rigging to ensure workplace safety in the dark.

AP Crane Training and Rigging Training School

AP Crane Training's mobile crane operator license program consists of evaluations and functional assessments that meet or exceed current ASME B30.5 consensus security standards and OSHA 29 CFR part 1926 subpart CC.

AP Crane Training understands the value of impartiality in carrying out its certification tasks, and overseas conflict of interest and guarantees the objectivity of its accreditation actions. AP Crane Training has enacted processes and policies to protect objectivity and impartiality in all of the certification processes and their evaluation. AP Crane Training training, evaluation, and certification are available without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, veteran status, handicap, sexual orientation, or some other reason prohibited by state or federal regulations.

AP Crane Training can deliver the certification program (assessments and practical examinations) to their employees/members using their own equipment as personnel is available and time permits.

Operating Cranes and Rigging in the Dark

We have your safety at heart. Our operators and your crew have to have the ability to see at all times, even in foggy and non-invasive conditions. Terex Light Towers are perfect for job site lighting.

Some critical reasons for you to have lighting towers at your project site:

• Straining eyes to focus.
• To see what it is you need to do.
• Fumbling around in the dark during your tasks is no fun.
• For jobs such as demolition or construction, it's imperative when working with materials and equipment, to be exact.

Security first. Sufficient lighting is required and OSHA has published guidelines for minimum illumination intensities for other job site types and construction areas. Theft prevention. Maintaining your job site lit means keeping your tools and gear safe from thievery. Well-lit areas are, of course, a great hindrance for its"bad guys" to take advantage of a badly lit chance.

Light towers are excellent, mobile solutions to lighting demands. The features of this handy piece of gear are:

• 30 ft. height in full extension
• 4,000 Watts of mild
• 359 levels of non-continuous tower rotation
• Ease of mobility using a mere 1461 pounds. Weight
• 45 gal. Before refueling, the fuel capacity for the generator is up.
• These light towers are very streamlined. However, despite their small footprint, they are designed for high performance.

Contact AP Crane Training Today!

Contact us today and get crane operator rigging training programs and become certified for your position. Enroll today classes could fill quickly. Call us toll-free at (888) 501-1355 Ext.104