Course Duration
32 Hours
Course Session
4-5 Session
Language
English, Spanish
Training Type
Classroom Training
Course Overview
This comprehensive 32-hour course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively and safely perform the duties of a Lift Director. The curriculum focuses on critical aspects of lift planning, hazard identification, equipment suitability, rigging practices, and communication protocols in accordance with industry best practices and relevant OSHA regulations.
Upon completion, participants will have a foundational understanding of how to oversee lifting operations to ensure the safety of personnel and the integrity of equipment.
Fast Line Safety Training delivers high-quality, hands-on training at your location and provides the industry’s preferred operator card.
Additional Course Information
What you'll learn
- OSHA regulations for lifting
- Pre-lift planning & risk assessment
- interpreting lift plans
- Crane suitability via load charts
- Proper rigging use & inspection
- Load weight & center of gravity
- Hazard identification & mitigation
- Effective lift team communication
CEU Credits Earned
3.2
Continuous Education Units
Who needs this course?
- Construction Management Personnel
- Safety Professionals
- Engineering Staff
- Rigging Supervisors
- DOB-Licensed Master Riggers
- Construction Company Owners
- Facility Maintenance Supervisors
Learning Outcomes
- Evaluate and prepare lift sites according to OSHA and industry standards
- Calculate ground bearing pressures and verify adequate support for crane positioning
- Identify and mitigate potential hazards associated with lifting operations
- Develop comprehensive lift plans for both routing and critical operations
- Interpret and apply load charts and manufacturers’ specifications accurately
- Demonstrate leadership in challenging situations requiring quick decision-making
Course Outline
This Course outline provides a general overview of the topics to be covered. The actual course content may be adjusted slightly based on the specific needs and learning styles of the participants
Lesson 1: Introduction & Foundation
- Introduction to the Lift Director Role
- Crane and hoisting Machine Incidents (Causes & Case Studies)
- CFR 29 OSHA 1926 Subpart CC (Key Sections)
- NYC Code Review
Lesson 2: NYC Regulatory Environment
- NYC Department of buildings (DOB) Requirements
- NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) Requirements
- NYC Transit Authority (NYCTA) Requirements
Lesson 3: Roles , Responsibilities, and Authority
- Roles and responsibilities of Site Personnel
- Authority of the Lift Director
Lesson 4: Operational Procedures and Safety
- Crew Resource Management
- On-site Meetings
- Required Crane/Derrick/Rigging Inspections
- Log and Reporting Requirements
- Reading Plans (CN, Wind Action, Assembly/Disassembly)
- Crane/Derrick Setup and Configuration
- Securing/Stowing the Crane/Derrick
Lesson 5: Environmental Factors and Critical Operations
- Basic Meteorology and Weather Restrictions
- Critical Picks
- Hoisting Personnel and Operating Over Occupies Buildings
Lesson 6: Safety and Emergency Procedures
- Powerline Safety
- Fall Protection
- Crane and Derrick Safety Protocols and Emergency Procedures
Lesson 7: Course Conclusion
- Handouts (NYC Buildings unsafe Condition Notification, etc.)
- Review and Q&A
Pricing
Group
Minimum 5 person per class-
We Come to You
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Schedule Flexibility
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Hands-on Training
Inquire about setting up a private class for your team and ask about group discounts.
To successfully complete the training, students must:
- Earn a minimum score of 75% on the final evaluation.
- Complete 100% of the required course content.
- Completion of required pre-and post-quiz assessment
- Actively participate in all written and practical learning activities.
- Completion of Continuing Education and Training Registration Form
Please note that no make-up time will be provided for missed assignments or activities.
The Preferred Equipment Operator Card
Students that satisfactory complete the course are issued temporary cards on-site
Completion Cards are valid for 3 years and in all 50 states.
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Full-resolution ID Cards: Fast Line Safety Training issues A standard identification card featuring a full-color photograph of the individual.
Completion cards are valid for 3 years and in all 50 states.
We are the only providers issuing such permanent cards.
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call us at (631) 393 – 6755
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the certification valid?
A: The Lift Director certification is valid for five years, after which recertification is required to maintain active status
Are there any prerequisites for taking this course?
While there are no formal prerequisites, we strongly recommend participants have at least 2-3 years of experience in construction, particularly with crane operations or rigging. Basic understanding of load calculations and crane operations is beneficial.
Does this course cover tower cranes specifically?
Although online forklift certification programs exist, they must include a hands-on evaluation component. many online training programs do not offer this component and may need to be better as a certification.
What topics are covered in the 32-hour training?
The course cover OSHA regulations, pre-lift planning, lift plan interpretation, crane capabilities (load charts), rigging, load weight calculations, hazard identification, communication/signaling, roles/responsibilities, and basic emergency procedures.
What materials do I need to bring to the course?
Typically, you won’t need to bring much. The training provider will usually supply course materials. You might want to bring a notebook and pen for taking additional notes.
