Vocational Training and Assessment

Scheme Code

BBSb-S9-059

Course Objectives:

• Define Activator, Behavior and Consequence (ABC) Behavior Module.
• Classify consequences to determine their effect on behavior.
• Understand the basic concepts of behavior analysis.
• As part of a group, pinpoint critical behaviors and develop an observation worksheet.
• Understand the behavior observation process.
• Attitude improvement.
• Leadership terms.
• Barriers / Challenges.

Course Contents / Outline:

• What is a Behavior Based Safety process?
• Why use Behavior Based Safety?
• ABC model of behavior change
  - Activator
  - Behaviour
  - Consequence
• Consequences that decreases or stops and increases behavior
• Compliance
• Safety Award
• Lost Time Incidents
• Key Principles
• Elements of a Good Behavioral Safety Program
• Reasons for Failure
• Adjusting Consequences
• Behavior Observations
• Effective Observation Process offers
• Review of previous sessions
• Consequence Classification
• Attitudes & Behavior
• Leadership Teams
• Do's & Dont's
  
  Duration: 8 hours (One day)

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Knowledge of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia)

Assessment Details:

• 50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 2 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

BBS-S10-060

Course Objectives:

• Define Activator, Behavior and Consequence (ABC) Behavior Module.
• Classify consequences to determine their effect on behavior.
• Understand the basic concepts of behavior analysis.
• Knowing about Incident Triangle.
• Develop activators and consequences to prompt the conduct of a desired behavior.
• Identify the components of a behavior based safety system.
• As part of a group pinpoint critical behaviors and develop an observation worksheet.
• Understand the behavior observation process.
• Observation Process.
• Attitude improvement.
• Leadership terms.
• Data management.
• Barriers / Challenges.

Course Contents / Outline:

• What is a behavior based safety process?
• Why use behavior based safety (BBS)
• The incident triangle
• Riskier jobs
• ABC model of behavior change
  - Activator
  - Behaviour
  - Consequence
• The ABC behavioral model antecedents
• Consequences that decrease or stop behavior
• Consequences that increase behavior
• Respiratory Hazard
• Compliance
• Safety Award
• Lost Time Accidents
• Key Principles
• Elements of a Good Behavioral Safety Program
• Reasons for Failure
• Do's and Dont's
  
  Duration: 40 Hours (5 Days)

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Knowledge of reading, writing and understanding English language. 

Assessment Details:

• 100 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 150 minutes
  

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 2 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

CS-S16-75

Course Objectives:

• Entering, exiting and working in a Confined Space.

• Communicating hazards and control measures to workers.
• Personal Protective Equipment and safety measures used in Confined Space.
• Reporting of Incidents or Accidents.
• Preventing deaths and injuries to workers inside a Confined Space.
  

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of at least 20 years of age.
• Applicant’s eyesight should be flawless and should be physically and mentally fit.
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English language (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner

Course Content / Outline:

• Definition of Confined Space.
• Hazards involved in working inside a Confined Space.
• Preparation and Use of PERMIT TO WORK (PTW) before commencing work in a Confined Space.
• Assessment of the risks in Confined Spaces.
• Safety checklist for Confined Spaces.
• Evaluating Hazardous Atmosphere and identifying the levels of Oxygen and Hazardous Gases.
• Work-Rotation.
• Rescue and emergency service.
• Communication method and use of PPE.
• Case study and discussion.
• Do's & Dont's inside a Confined Space.
• Accident videos & case study discussion
• Conclusion

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Day)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Knowledge of reading, writing and understanding English / local language.
  

Assessment Details:

• 50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

CS-S16-75

Course Objectives:

• Understand the hazards faced while driving.

• Knowing ‘What is Driving & Defensive Driving?’
• Understand the different ‘Defensive Driving Techniques’.
• Become a Defensive Driver.
  

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of at least 18 years of age and have a valid driving license.
• Be medically and physically fit (have a good eye sight, hearing)
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner.

Course Content / Outline:

• What is driving?
• Classification of vehicles
• Hazards & issues faced while driving.
• What is Defensive Driving?
  - Safe Driving procedures.
  - Traffic & lane Discipline.
  - Signals & Signaling while Driving.
• Techniques of Defensive Driving.
• Safety devices in vehicles.
• Pre check-points.
  - Vehicle maintenances
  - Tyre inspection & maintenances
• Safety tips
  - Day & night time driving.
  - Sleepiness.
  - Seasonal changes.
• Do’s & Dont's while Driving Defensively
• Accident videos & case study discussion
• Conclusion 

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Day)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Knowledge of reading, writing and understanding English language. 

Assessment Details:

• 100 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 150 minutes
  

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 2 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

ESA-S17-76

Course Objectives:

• To Reduce Risk level during electrical works
• To be able to identify hazards in Electrical works
• Make report suggesting changes and control measures after Risk Assessment
• Competency in conducting audits
• To minimize accidents by suggesting Engineering/Administrative controls

Course Prerequisites:

• Should have qualifications among any of the following:
  - Diploma/Degree in Electrical
  - Graduation (B.E, B.TECH) in Electrical
  - Post-Graduation (M.E, M.TECH, PhD)
• Should have 8+ years of experience on site in electrical safety
• Should have proficient competency in Microsoft Office
• Should know English/Hindi thoroughly
• Should have adequate knowledge about hazards, risk, control measures etc.

Course Content / Outline:

• Introduction
• Legal Requirement
• Hazards Identification
• Safe Operating Process
• Safety Precaution while working on high voltage line
• Safety devices
• Control Measures
• Checklist Before and after work
• Do’s & don’t
• Accidents & case study discussion

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Day)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Knowledge of reading, writing and understanding English language / local language.

Assessment Details:

•  100 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 150 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

LS-S11-61

Course Objectives:

• Ensuring the safe Lifting operations.
• Calculate C.G of the object to be lifted.
• Preparation of lift plan will be able to understand and apply the Lift plan of operation.
• Improved lifting safety at job sites.
• Understand the concept of tandem lifting 

Course Prerequisites:

•  Hazards at construction site
• Introduction to Lifting Safety.
• Hoisting & rigging practices
• Lifting device
• Selection & inspection of tools & tackles
• Lifting safety “LIFTSAFE” Terminology:

L: - Knowing the LOAD.
I :- Inspections
F: - Find Limits.
T: - Tests.
S: - Sling capacity.
A :- Area Clearance
F :- Flying & Landing
E: - Effect of angle on capacity

• Introduction and classification of crane and proper setup.
• Structural and stability limitation
• Importance of ASLI and Load Chart.
• Tandem lifting & impact loading
• Emergency Evacuation from crane.
• Roles & responsibilities of lifting supervisor.
• Understand Inspection, testing & certification method
• Hand signals & communication
• Daily Checklists.
• Accident & case study discussion.
• Do’s & Dont's and PPE importance & types

Duration: 40 Hours (5 Days)

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Should have 5+ years experience in lifting operations
• Should have knowledge about different types of lifting equipment
• Should be capable of reading and understanding the English language.
  
  Assessment Details:

• 100 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)

• Duration of the exam is 150 minutes
  
  Certification validity:
  
  2 years from the date of the examination.
  
  Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

FSA-S18-77

Course Objectives:

• To prevent fire incidents at workplaces.
• To enhance the knowledge & skills to manage and extinguish a fire.
• To have knowledge regarding Fire-Fighting techniques & Equipment.
• To have a basic knowledge about type of fire & type of extinguisher required for fire.

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of at least 21 years of age
• Be medically and physically fit (have a good eye sight, hearing)
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner
• Basic knowledge of fire safety

Course Content / Outline:

• Fire Introduction
  - The Burning Process
  - The Fire Triangle
  - Classes of Fire
• Extinguishing Mediums and Extinguishers
  - Water
  - Foam
  - Carbon Dioxide
  - Dry Chemical Powder
• Fire equipment requirements
• Methods of operations
  - Operating procedure
  - Care and maintenance of fire equipment
• Fire prevention
  - Fire hose reels
  - Fire buckets
  - Fire blankets
• Lifting and Carrying Techniques for injured persons (rescue)

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Day)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Knowledge of reading, writing and understanding English language.

Assessment Details:

• 100 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 150 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution: 

Scheme Code

Rr1-S12-62

Course Objectives:

• Safe rigging methodology.
• Identification & Selection of equipment used for Rigging.
• Safe Rigging & Slinging methods.
• Becoming a competent Rigger
  

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of at least 18 years of age
• Be medically and physically fit (have a good eye sight, hearing)
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner
  

Course Content / Outline:

• What is Safety?
• Hazards related to Construction site
• Causes of accident
• Rigging
  - Basic of Rigging
  - Roles & Responsibilities of Rigger
• Rigging equipment
  - Classification
  - Application of wire ropes, chains & belts
• Choosing right types of hitches for handing loads
• Knowing about your LOAD
  - Centre of gravity & load determination
  - Load handling & calculation of total weight of load or payload
• Selection of slings
  - Safe working Load of Slings
  - Calculations of Sling capacities
•  Selection criteria for eye bolts
• Inspection procedure for lifting tools.
• How to read load chart.
• Hand signals & communication.
• Safe Slinging practices.
• Checklist for daily operations.
• Case study discussion
• Do's & Dont's
• PPE types and importance

Duration:  8 Hours (1 Day)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Capable of reading, writing and understanding English language.
• Medically and physically fit (have a good eye sight, hearing)
  

Assessment Details:

•  50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution: 

Scheme Code

Rr2-S12-63

Course Objectives:

• Selection of slings & Rigging Gears suitable for the job at hand.
• Applying hitches suitable for the specific load to be rigged.
• Safe Rigging & Slinging methods.
• Know how to calculate sling tension in Bridle sling legs.
• Know how to locate and calculate the weight of the load.
• Becoming a competent Rigger

Course Prerequisites:

• Candidate is expected to be of at least 21 years of age
• Should have completed the training and examination in RIGGER LEVEL-1
• Be medically and physically fit (have a good eye sight, hearing)
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner

Course Content / Outline:

• Slings (All Types): Application & Proper use
• Rigging Hardware: Application & Proper use
• Slings and Hardware Rating Chart
• Load Weight Distribution
• How to Calculate & Locate the Centre of Gravity of the Load
• Taglines & it’s proper use
• How to calculate Sling Angle Stress
• Inspection & Maintenance of Lifting Tools & Tackles
• Do's & Dont's
• PPE types and importance
  

Duration: 24 Hours (3 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Should have passed RIGGER LEVEL-1 examination with minimum marks.
• Should have completed the current training with full attendance.
• Capable of reading, writing and understanding English language

Assessment Details:

• 50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

Rr3-S12-64

Course Objectives:

• Points to be aware of while the making of a LIFTING PLAN.
• Applying hitches suitable for the specific load to be rigged.
• Instruction for the proper selection, inspection and use of rigging tools.
• Knowing about sling capacity calculations & rigging guidelines.
• Know about padding & various devices used for protection of slings and load.

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of at least 23 years of age
• Should have completed the training and examination in RIGGER LEVEL-1 & LEVEL-2
• Be medically and physically fit (have a good eye sight, hearing)
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner

Course Content / Outline:

• Crane Hook & crane pulley inspections during rigging.
• Use of overhead beams as rigging supports, beam clamps, trollies etc.
• Details load planning rounds for the rigging jobs for assurance of safety.
• Crane hazards & crane operating radius.
• Load & crane stability.
• Common injuries during rigging.
• Know the various types of Shackles available in market and their proper use.
• Shackle pin protection, corner protections and their use.
• Do’s & Dont's in rigging work.
• Case study and discussions.

Duration: 24 Hours (3 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Should have passed RIGGER LEVEL-1 & LEVEL-2 examination with minimum marks.
• Should have completed the current training with full attendance.
• Capable of reading, writing and understanding English language.

Assessment Details:

• 50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 6 months from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

SED-S14-69

Course Objectives:

• Methodology of Safe Erection and dismantling of scaffold.
• Selection, inspection and maintenance of parts in scaffold.
• Hazard identification & Safety precautions in Scaffold.
• Skill improvement for safer Scaffold practices and maintenance.

Course Prerequisites:

•  Applicant is expected to be of at least 23 years of age
• Should be physically fit
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner
• Should have technical knowledge about scaffolds.
• Should know basic erection/dismantling techniques.

Course Content / Outline:

• Legal, Regulation and approved codes of best practice.
• Terminology of safe erections and dismantling of scaffolds.
• Tubes, Boards and fittings
• Safe Scaffolding
  - Hazards in Scaffold
  - Safety precautions while Erection & dismantling of scaffolds
• Scaffold erection & key points
• Checkpoints in Scaffold inspection
• Ladder access and egress
• Inspect and Fix Gin wheels
• Do's & Dont's in Scaffold Erection

Duration: 24 Hours (3 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Capable of reading, writing and understanding Hindi language.

Assessment Details:

•  50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

SFS-S14-68

Course Objectives:

•  Methodology of Safe Erection and dismantling of scaffold.
• Identification of parts in scaffold.
• Hazard identification & Safety precautions in Scaffold Maintenance.
• Skill improvement for safer Scaffold practices.

Course Prerequisites:

•  Applicant is expected to be of at least 25 years of age
• Should be physically and mentally fit
• Should understand English language
• Should have technical knowledge about scaffolds.

Course Content / Outline:

• What is Scaffold?
• Types and parts of Scaffold.
• Overview SG 4:15 (Preventing falls in scaffold operations)
• Safe Scaffolding
  - Hazards in Scaffold
  - Safety precautions while Erection & dismantling of scaffolds
• Scaffold erection & key points
• Checkpoints in Scaffold inspection
• Ladder access and egress
• Daily checklist and tagging system in scaffold
• Do's & Dont's in Scaffold Erection 

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

•  Should have completed training with full attendance.
• Capable of reading, writing and understanding the English language.

Assessment Details:

• 75 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 110 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

SI-S14-70

Course Objectives:

• Competency to inspect all types of scaffolds
• Preparing reports on the basis of inspection
• Implementing control measures in case of unsafe erections
• Imposing fines and punishments for violation or non-compliance

Course Prerequisites:

• Qualified Graduate; preferably B.E, B.Tech, Post-Graduation
• Completion of Scaffold Foreman & Supervisor and Scaffold Erector & Dismantler trainings and examination
• Valid training certificates of above mentioned trainings
• 8+ years of experience as a supervisor or scaffold engineer
• Expected to have comprehensive knowledge about scaffolding erection / dismantling

Course Content / Outline:

• Introduction of scaffolding terminology.
• Legal, Regulation and approved codes of best practice.
• Overview “The work at height regulations 2005”.
• Overview of SG4:10 (Fall Arrest Equipment)
• Overview of TG20:13 (Best practice guidance for tube and fitting scaffolding)
• Checkpoints of Scaffold material base on criteria and standards
• Assessing strength, harness and stability of scaffold based on drawing.
• Process of inspection of scaffold.
• Ladder access and egress.
• Inspect and Fix Gin wheels.
• Do’s & Dont's in Scaffold inspection

Duration: 40 Hours (5 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Should have cleared Scaffold Foreman & Supervisor and Scaffold Erector & Dismantler trainings and examination.
• Completion of the required training with full attendance.

• Capable of reading, writing and understanding English language.
  

Assessment Details:

• 100 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)

• Duration of the exam is 150 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

Sm1-S13-65

Course Objectives:

• Knowing the various Signals used in crane operations.
• To acquire the signalman ability & skills.
• Obtain skills, knowledge and qualification for using hand and radio signals to safely direct crane and load movements.
• Becoming a competent Signalman.

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of at least 18 years of age
• Be medically and physically fit (have a good eye sight, hearing)
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner

Course Content / Outline:

• What is Safety?
• Hazards related to Construction site/cranes
• Purpose of Signalman
• General requirements of a Signalman
• Basic knowledge of the load
• Types of Signaling medium (Hand, Voice, electronic)
• Pre-operational inspection of load and signaling equipment
• Case study discussion
• Do's & Dont's
• PPE types and importance

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Day)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Completion of the required training with full attendance.
• Capable of reading, writing and understanding English language.
• Medically and physically fit (have a good eye sight, hearing)

Assessment Details:

• 50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

Sm2-S13-66

Course Objectives:

• Understanding and implementing Safe System of Work on worksite
• Introduction to lifting & rigging safety
• Selection and identification of appropriate plan for lifting activity
• Emergency response system
• Introduction to sign paddles
• Introduction to traffic control

Course Prerequisites:

• Should have completed the training and examination of Signalman Level 1 training
• Valid training and examination certificate
• 2+ years of experience
• Be medically and physically fit (have good eyesight, hearing)

Course Content / Outline:

• Recap of Level 1 training
• Roles and responsibilities of a signalman
• Positive attitude towards the work
• Introduction to sign paddles and its uses
• Introduction to lifting safety
• Identification of rigging equipment
• Traffic safety introduction
• Traffic control plan
• Emergency response system
• Warning signage
• Accident study and investigation
• Do's & Dont's
• PPE safety importance

Duration: 24 Hours (3 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

•  Should have successfully completed training and examination in Level 1 of Signalman
• Completion of the required training.
• Capable of reading, writing and understanding English / Hindi language.

Assessment Details:

•  100 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 120 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

Sm3-S13-67

Course Objectives:

• Knowing all the different types of signals used for various crane operations.
• Pre and post operation responsibilities
• Do Risk Assessment and apply Control Measures using Elimination/Engineering Controls
• Responsibilities for their actions

Course Prerequisites:

•  Completion of Signalman Level 1 & Level 2 training and examination
• Valid training and examination certificate of Signalman Level 1 & Level 2 training
• 5 years of experience
• Be medically and physically fit (have good eyesight, hearing)

Course Content / Outline:

• Recap of Level 1 & Level 2 training
• Crane classification and operations
• Hazards in cranes and control measures
• Hazard recognition, risk assessment and implementing control measures
• Mobile signaling operations
• Selection, inspection and maintenance of rigging and signaling equipment
• Lifting plan
• Load estimation and Centre of Gravity of different shaped loads
• Site operations
• Implementing and following Emergency response system
• Advance signals for lifting (all types of cranes)
• Restoring the work area & Post operations responsibilities.
• Accident investigation and case study discussion
• Do's & Dont's
• PPE safety importance 

Duration: 24 Hours (3 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Should have qualified training and examination in Level 1 & Level 2.
• Completion of the required training.
• Capable of reading, writing and understanding English/ Hindi language.

Assessment Details:

• 100 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 180 minutes
  

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

TC-S15-71

Course Objectives:

• Knowing the parts & functions of a Tower Crane.
• Knowing all hazards related to Tower Crane and control measures to be implemented.
• Critical Lifting operations of Crane.
• Safe methodology of Crane operation.
• Understands the main Crane controls, safety devices, working limitations, associated hazards and safe work practices of a crane operator.

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of 21 years of age.
• Applicant should have completed a Heavy-Equipment Operator Program.
• Applicant should have a valid license for operation of Tower Crane.
• Applicant shall be physically and mentally fit.
• Applicant shall have the awareness on safety instructions.
• Candidates are required to complete and sign the Medical Verification Form prior to the commencement of the course.
• Applicant should not be afraid of heights or have VERTIGO.

Course Content / Outline:

• General Definition of Safety
• Common hazards in the construction industry
• Types of Tower Crane
• Parts of Tower Crane and Operation
• Safety devices and Safety instruction
• Hazards related to Crane
  - Electrical Hazards
  - Overloading
  - Material Fallings
  - Crane collapsing
• Causes of accident
• Importance of load chart
• Knowing about load
• Role and responsibility of an operator
• Basics about Lifting plan
• Reading and understanding of lifting plan
• Communication
• Mandatory PPE
• Accidents & Case study
• Q&A session
  
  

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Must have completed the training with full attendance.
• Must have working experience of at least 2+ years.
• Applicant is expected to be capable of reading and understanding HINDI language apart from English (for South Asia) sufficient for the fulfillment of their function in a safe manner

Assessment Details:

• 50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 6 months from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

MC-S15-72

Course Objectives:

• Knowing the parts & functions of a Mobile Crane
• Knowing all hazards related to Mobile Crane and control measures to be implemented.
• Critical Lifting operations of Crane.
• Safe methodology of Crane operation.
• Understands the main Crane controls, safety devices, working limitations, associated hazards and safe work practices of a Crane operator.
  
  Course Prerequisites:
  

• Applicant is expected to be of 21 years of age.
• Applicant should have completed a Heavy-Equipment Operator Program.
• Applicant should have a valid license for operation of Mobile Crane.
• Applicant shall be physically and mentally fit.
• Applicant shall have the awareness on safety instructions.
• Candidates are required to complete and sign the Medical Verification Form prior to the commencement of the course.
  
  Course Content / Outline:
  

• What is safety?
• Hazards related to lifting job at sites
• Causes of accident
• Mobile Crane
  - Classification and types of Mobile Crane
  - Proper Crane setup
  - Structural & stability limitation
  - Safety devices in crane
  - Importance of ASLI & load chart
• Weight of the load or payload
• Jibs & extensions
• Pre-operational inspections
• Complex / critical lifts
• Roles & responsibilities of Operators
• Lifting Safety
  - Lifting devices
  - Hoisting & rigging practices
  - Selection & Inspection of tools & tackle
• Inspection, testing & certification
• Hand signals & communication
• Daily Checklists
• Accident & case study discussion
• Do’s & Dont's
• PPE types & importance.
  
  Duration: 8 Hours (1 Days)
  
  Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.
  

Examination

Prerequisites:

•  Must have completed the training with full attendance.
• Must have working experience of at least 2+ years.
• Must have knowledge of English / Hindi languages.

Assessment Details:

• 50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes
  

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

CC-S15-73

Course Objectives:

• Knowing the parts & functions of a Crawler crane
• Knowing all hazards related to Crawler crane and control measures to be implemented
• Critical Lifting operations of crane
• Safe methodology of crane operation
• Understands the main crane controls, safety devices, working limitations, associated hazards and safe work practices of a crane operator.
  

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of 21 years of age.
• Applicant should have completed a Heavy-Equipment Operator Program.
• Applicant should have a valid license for operation of crawler Crane.
• Applicant shall be physically and mentally fit.
• Applicant shall have the awareness on safety instructions.
• Candidates are required to complete and sign the Medical Verification Form prior to the commencement of the course.

Course Content / Outline:

• What is safety?
• Hazards related to lifting job at sites.
• Causes of accident
• Crane
  - Basic of crane classification & types of cranes
  - Proper crane setup
  - Structural & stability limitation
  - Safety devices in crane
  - Importance of ASLI & load chart
• Weight of the load or payload
• Jibs & extensions
• Pre-operational inspections
• Complex / critical lifts
• Roles & responsibilities of Operators
• Lifting Safety
  - Lifting devices
  - Hoisting & rigging practices
  - Selection & Inspection of tools & tackle
• Inspection, testing & certification
• Hand signals & communication
• Daily Checklists
• Accident & case study discussion
• Do’s & Dont's
• PPE types & importance.
  

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Days)

Record & Report Implementation: Candidates will learn how to maintain reports and record on daily/weekly/monthly basis.

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Must have completed the training with full attendance.
• Must have working experience of at least 2+ years.
• Must have knowledge of English language.

Assessment Details:

• 50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification:

Candidates successfully completing the course with a minimum of 70% in the written examination will be presented with TÜV SÜD South Asia’s certificate, valid for 3 years from the date of the examination. 

Knowledge Partner Institution:

Scheme Code

EOT-S15-74

Course Objectives:

• Knowing the parts & functions of a E.O.T Crane
• Knowing all hazards related to E.O.T Crane and control measures to be implemented
• Critical Lifting operations of Crane
• Safe methodology of Crane operation
• Understands the main Crane controls, safety devices, working limitations, associated hazards and safe work practices of a Crane operator.
  

Course Prerequisites:

• Applicant is expected to be of 21 years of age.
• Applicant should have completed a Heavy-Equipment Operator Program.
• Applicant should have a valid license for operation of E.O.T Crane.
• Applicant shall be physically and mentally fit.
• Applicant shall have the awareness on safety instructions.
• Candidates are required to complete and sign the Medical Verification Form prior to the commencement of the course.
  

Course Content / Outline:

• What is safety?
• Hazards related to lifting job
• Causes of accident
• EOT / Gantry Crane
  - Types & classification of E.O.T/Gantry
  - Application
  - Identity E.O.T & Gantry crane components
  - Safety devices E.O.T/Gantry in crane
  - Importance of ASLI & load chart
• Lighting Safety
  - Safe operation of E.O.T crane
  - Hoisting & Rigging practices
  - Selection & Inspection of tools & tackle
• Pre operational checks in E.O.T crane
• Hand signal & communication
• E.O.T crane maintenance
• Daily Checklist
• Do’s & Dont's
• Accidents & case study discussion
• Mandatory PPE’s
• Conclusion

Duration: 8 Hours (1 Days)

Examination

Prerequisites:

• Must have completed the training with full attendance.
• Must have working experience of at least 2+ years.
• Must have knowledge of ENGLISH languages.
• Assessment Details:
•  50 Marks MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
• Duration of the exam is 60 minutes

Certification validity :

3 years from the date of the examination.

Knowledge Partner Institution: