Safety Education
Cartec Safety Academy
CARTEC SAFETY ACADEMY is the safe lifting school for our customers, with pay courses both standard and customized.
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Courses and levels- Basic level - 4 hours
- Intermediate level - 6 hours
- Expert level - 6 + 2 hours
- Basic level - 4 hours
- Intermediate level - 6 hours
- Expert level - 6 + 2 hours
4 hoursBasic levelAims of the courseCourse for operators with the aim of acquiring the basic notions on the techniques for lifting loads in safety.
Syllabus - topic covered01Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Basic expressions and definitions
- Main load capacities and safety coefficients
- Markings of slings
02Wire ropes and cables
- Various types of strand ropes
- Main applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
03Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains
- Rope slings: types and basic notions
- Chain slings: types and basic notions
- Fibre slings: types and basic notions
04Lifting accessories: overview of types
- Lifting hooks: types and basic notions
- Lifting shackles: types and basic notions
- Anchor eyebolts: types and basic notions
05Analysis of few cases
06Final test assessment
Course for operators with the aim of acquiring the basic notions on the techniques for lifting loads in safety.
Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Basic expressions and definitions
- Main load capacities and safety coefficients
- Markings of slings
Wire ropes and cables
- Various types of strand ropes
- Main applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains
- Rope slings: types and basic notions
- Chain slings: types and basic notions
- Fibre slings: types and basic notions
Lifting accessories: overview of types
- Lifting hooks: types and basic notions
- Lifting shackles: types and basic notions
- Anchor eyebolts: types and basic notions
Analysis of few cases
Final test assessment
6 hoursIntermediate level Aims of the courseCourse for operators with responsibility, with the aim of acquiring the notions on the techniques for lifting loads in safety.
Syllabus - topic covered01Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Technical expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Markings of slings
02Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (further details on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
03Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope slings: types and further details
- Chain slings: types and further details
- Fibre slings: types and further details
04Lifting accessories: overview of types and further details
- Lifting hooks: types and further details
- Lifting shackles: types and further details
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use
- Variation in the load capacity of slings based on the vertex angle
05Analysis of a few cases
06Final test assessment
Course for operators with responsibility, with the aim of acquiring the notions on the techniques for lifting loads in safety.
Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Technical expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Markings of slings
Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (further details on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope slings: types and further details
- Chain slings: types and further details
- Fibre slings: types and further details
Lifting accessories: overview of types and further details
- Lifting hooks: types and further details
- Lifting shackles: types and further details
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use
- Variation in the load capacity of slings based on the vertex angle
Analysis of a few cases
Final test assessment
6+2 hoursExpert level aims of the courseCourse for operators in charge of inspecting “below-the-hook” lifting systems in compliance with the provisions in Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 – Safety in the workplace.
Syllabus - topic covered01Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Registers to be kept and routine inspections to be conducted on equipment and systems.
- Expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Certificates for ropes, chains and accessories
- Various certificates
- Markings of slings
02Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Right-hand or left-hand construction
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Handling and storage of cables
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Execution and applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (comment on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
03Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope slings: types and inspections
- Chain slings: types and inspections
- Fibre slings: types and inspections
04Lifting accessories: types and inspections
- Lifting hooks: types and routine inspections
- Lifting shackles: types and routine inspections
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use and routine inspections
- Hoists: manual chain hoists and electric hoists (only upon specific request)
- Variation in the load capacity of harnesses based on the vertex angle
05Analysis of a few cases
06Procedures for drafting the controls
07Final test assessment and video technical training
Course for operators in charge of inspecting “below-the-hook” lifting systems in compliance with the provisions in Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 – Safety in the workplace.
Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Registers to be kept and routine inspections to be conducted on equipment and systems.
- Expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Certificates for ropes, chains and accessories
- Various certificates
- Markings of slings
Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Right-hand or left-hand construction
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Handling and storage of cables
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Execution and applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (comment on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope slings: types and inspections
- Chain slings: types and inspections
- Fibre slings: types and inspections
Lifting accessories: types and inspections
- Lifting hooks: types and routine inspections
- Lifting shackles: types and routine inspections
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use and routine inspections
- Hoists: manual chain hoists and electric hoists (only upon specific request)
- Variation in the load capacity of harnesses based on the vertex angle
Analysis of a few cases
Procedures for drafting the controls
Final test assessment and video technical training
8+4 hoursAdvanced level 2 daysAims of the courseCourse for operators in charge of inspecting “below-the-hook” lifting systems in compliance with the provisions in Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 – Safety in the workplace and assembly and certification of chain harnesses in
compliance with EN 818.
Syllabus - topic covered01Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Further details about EN1677 and EN818
- Registers to be kept and routine inspections to be conducted on equipment and systems.
- Expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Certificates for ropes, chains and accessories
- Types of certificates in compliance with EN10204
- Markings of harnesses
02Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Right-hand or left-hand construction
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Handling and storage of cables
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Execution and applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (comment on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
03Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope harnesses: types and inspections
- Chain harnesses: types and inspections
- Fibre harnesses: types and inspections
04Lifting accessories: types and inspections
- Lifting hooks: types and routine inspections
- Lifting shackles: types and routine inspections
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use and routine inspections
- Hoists: manual chain hoists and electric hoists (only upon specific request)
- Variation in the load capacity of harnesses based on the vertex angle
05Analysis of a few cases
06Procedures for drafting the controls
- Control sheets
- Example of a report
07Mounting and certification of a chain harness
- How to choose the components
- Assembly procedures
- Tracking of a chain harness
- Preparing a certificate of conformity
08Final test assessment
09Technical training
Course for operators in charge of inspecting “below-the-hook” lifting systems in compliance with the provisions in Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 – Safety in the workplace and assembly and certification of chain harnesses in
compliance with EN 818.
Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Further details about EN1677 and EN818
- Registers to be kept and routine inspections to be conducted on equipment and systems.
- Expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Certificates for ropes, chains and accessories
- Types of certificates in compliance with EN10204
- Markings of harnesses
Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Right-hand or left-hand construction
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Handling and storage of cables
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Execution and applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (comment on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope harnesses: types and inspections
- Chain harnesses: types and inspections
- Fibre harnesses: types and inspections
Lifting accessories: types and inspections
- Lifting hooks: types and routine inspections
- Lifting shackles: types and routine inspections
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use and routine inspections
- Hoists: manual chain hoists and electric hoists (only upon specific request)
- Variation in the load capacity of harnesses based on the vertex angle
Analysis of a few cases
Procedures for drafting the controls
- Control sheets
- Example of a report
Mounting and certification of a chain harness
- How to choose the components
- Assembly procedures
- Tracking of a chain harness
- Preparing a certificate of conformity
Final test assessment
Technical training
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Courses and levels- Basic level - 4 hours
- Intermediate level - 6 hours
- Expert level - 6 + 2 hours
New webinar onlineNow available on 3CX platform by connecting with any device: pc, tablet, mobile phone.
In web conference, our specialist will guide you into the world of lifting
- Basic level - 4 hours
- Intermediate level - 6 hours
- Expert level - 6 + 2 hours
Now available on 3CX platform by connecting with any device: pc, tablet, mobile phone.
In web conference, our specialist will guide you into the world of lifting
4 hoursBasic levelAims of the courseCourse for operators with the aim of acquiring the basic notions on the techniques for lifting loads in safety.
Syllabus - topic covered01Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Basic expressions and definitions
- Main load capacities and safety coefficients
- Markings of slings
02Wire ropes and cables
- Various types of strand ropes
- Main applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
03Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains
- Rope slings: types and basic notions
- Chain slings: types and basic notions
- Fibre slings: types and basic notions
04Lifting accessories: overview of types
- Lifting hooks: types and basic notions
- Lifting shackles: types and basic notions
- Anchor eyebolts: types and basic notions
05Analysis of few cases
06Final test assessment
Course for operators with the aim of acquiring the basic notions on the techniques for lifting loads in safety.
Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Basic expressions and definitions
- Main load capacities and safety coefficients
- Markings of slings
Wire ropes and cables
- Various types of strand ropes
- Main applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains
- Rope slings: types and basic notions
- Chain slings: types and basic notions
- Fibre slings: types and basic notions
Lifting accessories: overview of types
- Lifting hooks: types and basic notions
- Lifting shackles: types and basic notions
- Anchor eyebolts: types and basic notions
Analysis of few cases
Final test assessment
6 hoursIntermediate level Aims of the courseCourse for operators with responsibility, with the aim of acquiring the notions on the techniques for lifting loads in safety.
Syllabus - topic covered01Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Technical expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Markings of slings
02Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (further details on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
03Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope slings: types and further details
- Chain slings: types and further details
- Fibre slings: types and further details
04Lifting accessories: overview of types and further details
- Lifting hooks: types and further details
- Lifting shackles: types and further details
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use
- Variation in the load capacity of slings based on the vertex angle
05Analysis of a few cases
06Final test assessment
Course for operators with responsibility, with the aim of acquiring the notions on the techniques for lifting loads in safety.
Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Technical expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Markings of slings
Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (further details on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope slings: types and further details
- Chain slings: types and further details
- Fibre slings: types and further details
Lifting accessories: overview of types and further details
- Lifting hooks: types and further details
- Lifting shackles: types and further details
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use
- Variation in the load capacity of slings based on the vertex angle
Analysis of a few cases
Final test assessment
6+2 hoursExpert level aims of the courseCourse for operators in charge of inspecting “below-the-hook” lifting systems in compliance with the provisions in Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 – Safety in the workplace.
Syllabus - topic covered01Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Registers to be kept and routine inspections to be conducted on equipment and systems.
- Expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Certificates for ropes, chains and accessories
- Various certificates
- Markings of slings
02Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Right-hand or left-hand construction
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Handling and storage of cables
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Execution and applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (comment on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
03Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope slings: types and inspections
- Chain slings: types and inspections
- Fibre slings: types and inspections
04Lifting accessories: types and inspections
- Lifting hooks: types and routine inspections
- Lifting shackles: types and routine inspections
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use and routine inspections
- Hoists: manual chain hoists and electric hoists (only upon specific request)
- Variation in the load capacity of harnesses based on the vertex angle
05Analysis of a few cases
06Procedures for drafting the controls
07Final test assessment and video technical training
Course for operators in charge of inspecting “below-the-hook” lifting systems in compliance with the provisions in Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 – Safety in the workplace.
Regulations and legislation governing lifting
- Technical standards for equipment inspections
- Registers to be kept and routine inspections to be conducted on equipment and systems.
- Expressions and definitions
- Load capacities and safety coefficients
- Certificates for ropes, chains and accessories
- Various certificates
- Markings of slings
Wire ropes and cables
- Production process
- Various types of strand ropes
- Right-hand or left-hand construction
- Measuring the rope diameter
- Handling and storage of cables
- Rope terminations: classification and capacity with respect to rope failure strain
- Execution and applications of loops on cables or ropes
- Routine inspections of cables and ropes
- Cases of cable or rope deterioration (comment on the technical standard UNI ISO 4309)
Slings
- Fibre slings, ropes and chains: merits and defects
- Rope slings: types and inspections
- Chain slings: types and inspections
- Fibre slings: types and inspections
Lifting accessories: types and inspections
- Lifting hooks: types and routine inspections
- Lifting shackles: types and routine inspections
- Anchor eyebolts: types, correct use and routine inspections
- Hoists: manual chain hoists and electric hoists (only upon specific request)
- Variation in the load capacity of harnesses based on the vertex angle
Analysis of a few cases
Procedures for drafting the controls
Final test assessment and video technical training