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Course overview
The Elite Offshore Offshore Crane Operator Stage 1 course offers participants both the training and certification in line with API RP 2D. Industry experts lead this training in key areas of concern, such as safety protocols, crane mechanics, rigging techniques, and effective communication.
Hands-on practice is given to the trainees in real scenarios through actual cranes and offshore simulations. The course covers broad-based training for operators to meet international standards to ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance on offshore platforms. Come join hands in creating a skilled, certified team for exceptional offshore crane operations.
What will I learn?
- Module 1: Introduction to Offshore Crane Lifting Operations
- 1. Explain the roles and responsibilities of personnel involved in offshore crane lifting operations.
- 2. Define basic crane operation terminology, including luffing/jibbing, hoisting, and slewing.
- 3. Identify the main crane components, their locations, and their primary functions.
- 4. Explain typical crane inspection criteria, including pre-start checks, pre-operational checks, running checks, shutdown procedures, and documentation.
- 5. Describe the basic principles of crane stability and configurations.
- 6. Identify typical crane safety devices and explain their purpose, including luff/jib, hoist, and slew limiting systems.
- 7. Define the crane’s safe working load (SWL) and explain how it is identified.
- 8. Explain basic crane operating principles, including the use of load charts.
- 9. Interpret regionally recognized banksman hand signals.
- 10.State universal communication protocols and procedures for handheld radios.
- Module 2 A : Offshore Crane Operations (Knowledge Learning Outcomes)
- 1. Identify relevant legislation governing crane lifting operations.
- 2. Identify the key components of a Safe System of Work (SSOW) for crane lifting operations, including technical, behavioral, and procedural systems.
- 3. Identify typical hazards associated with crane lifting operations.
- 4. State the purpose of conducting a pre-use crane inspection.
- 5. Identify typical pre-use inspection criteria for offshore cranes.
- 6. Identify primary methods of crane operation communication.
- 7. Identify typical documents related to crane lifting operations.
- 8. Explain how a typical lifting operation is planned.
- 9. Describe the purpose of a lifting operation risk assessment.
- 10. Explain the key elements of a lifting operation toolbox talk (TBT).
- Module 2 B: Offshore Crane Operations (Skills Learning Outcomes - Practical on Crane)
- 1. Perform pre-start and pre-operational checks (C & S).
- 2. Demonstrate basic crane control with no load on the hook (C & S). (C): Crane (S): Practical exercises under offshore simulation.
Requirements
- No prior prerequisites for attendance.
- Learners must provide evidence of a medical or eye test confirming their depth perception and the absence of color blindness.
Curriculum for this course
2 Lessons
40:00:00 Hours
Introduction to Offshore Crane Operations
1 Lessons
00:00:00 Hours
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Module 1
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Offshore Crane Operations
1 Lessons
00:00:00 Hours
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Module 2
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Updated Thu, 15-Jan-2026
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