AIMS AND OUTCOMES

The Stage 3 Offshore Crane Operator Assessment is an internationally recognised and accepted assessment strategy for offshore crane operators. Candidates will be required to demonstrate knowledge, understanding and practical skills to successfully complete the assessment process and be deemed competent to work safely and effectively unsupervised

The Stage 3 Offshore Crane Operator Re-Assessment course is used to assess the continued competence of offshore crane operators. BS 7121 Part 11 states that an offshore crane operators’ competence should be
re-assessed every 2 years. The practical assessment can be conducted on a crane simulator. If the practical assessment is to be carried out on the worksite using an offshore-rated crane to carry out lifting operations, this is to be provided by the candidate or their sponsor.

COURSE CONTENT

  • Verify problems and equipment faults and demonstrate appropriate response procedures
  • Appropriate mathematical procedures for estimation and measurement of load mass
  • Locate and apply relevant documentation, risk assessment and hazard control strategies
  • Establish and maintain communications with all personnel, vessels and rigging crews
  • Use and interpret crane manufacturer’s specifications and data, including load charts, to enable the crane to be configured for the correct sea-state and specific load characteristics
  • Transfer of personnel between the facility and another vessel using appropriate approved equipment
  • Safe management of loads during diving operations and subsea operations
  • Heave compensation, passive, active and overload protection systems
  • Theoretical Assessment with a pass mark of 80% and Practical Assessment

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

  • Plan work and provide comprehensive understanding of a crane operator’s responsibilities
  • Input data, use of Load Indicator Functions and Interpretation of Crane Capacity Charts and Manuals
  • Perform pre-operational and shutdown procedures
  • Safely control the crane during lifting operations
  • Demonstrate the ability to remove load swing
  • Safely conduct a series of Dynamic lifts and Blind lifts
  • Conduct vessel to vessel transfer of loads and use of personnel transfer equipment

OVERVIEW

PRE-REQUISITIES
Stage 3 Offshore Crane Operator
Logged hours or documented evidence of overside lifts

DURATION
1 Day

MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS
6 Persons

CERTIFICATION

COURSE CODE: OFFSHORE CRANE OPERATOR STAGE 3 RE-ASSESSMENT – BS7121 PART 11

We provide Nationally Recognised Training under a Third-Party Arrangement with Site Skills Training (RTO Provider No. 32531). Site Skills Training will be the issuing RTO for all Statements of Attainment associated with the nationally recognised VET courses listed in the agreement, and concurrently displayed on the ATC Offshore website.

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