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SafeliftDavits

SelectionSpecificationSafe Use

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SafeliftDavitType LD1

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L3

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L3

Top of socket level

285Floor(285mm = height ofsurface mounted socket

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• Standard SWL 500kg• Standard height (H) 1856mm (plus socket height)• Standard radius (L) 1100, 1300, 1500mm• Slew 360°• All aluminium construction• Lightweight for safe manual handling –total weight of davit 25kg

• Lifting eyes for chain block and slave chain(supplied separately)

• Ideal for lifting submersible pumps, motors, etc.• Slews easily with minimum manual force, evenwhen fully loaded

All aluminium –lightweight construction.Total weight less than 25kg.

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SurfaceMountedSocketSS1

• Standard SWL 500kg• Fits all Safelift LD1 davits• Allows easy 360° slew of davit• Steel construction• Galvanised finish• Suitable for floor mounting onconcrete or steel floors

Cast-InSocket SC1

• Standard SWL 500kg• Fits all Safelift LD1 davits• Allows easy 360° slew of davit• Steel construction• Untreated finish• Suitable for casting intonew concrete floors

Flush MountedSocket SF1

• Standard SWL 500kg• Fits all Safelift LD1 davits• Allows easy 360° slew of davit• Steel construction• Galvanised finish• Suitable for floor mountingon steel floors

Wall MountedSocket SW1

• Standard SWL 500kg• Fits all Safelift LD1 davits• Allows easy 360° slew of davit• Steel construction• Galvanised finish• Suitable for mounting on concreteor steel walls or columns

Ground level

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Safelift360 Hand Chain Block

• SWL 500kg for usewith Safelift DavitType LD1.

• Standard height oflift 3m (other heightsavailable to suit theapplication).

• Standard model issteel construction,grade 8 calibratedsteel loadchain.

• Corrosion resistantmodel is zinc platedsteel constructionwith stainless steelloadchain.

• Lightweight for safemanual handling –total weight of chainblock with 3m lift isless than 9kg.

• With our innovativedesign the Safelift360 opens up a newworld of safety forthe operator. Therange of applicationsas well as theoperating conditionshave been changedby a revolutionaryhand chain guide.

• The key to thisinnovation is therevolutionary 360degree rotating handchain guide whichallows operation ofthe hand chain fromvirtually any position,even in extremelyconfined areas.

• The Safelift 360 canbe operated at theside of the load orfrom any otherposition includinghorizontal pulling.The plane betweentop and bottom hookmust always be in astraight line.

• More flexibility givesgreater safety –operators can nowwork outside of theimmediate dangerzone reducing therisk of operator injury.

• The special loadbrake eliminates theconventional 'ratchetand pawl' mechanismused in other manualhoists, resulting inless maintenance.

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UniqueDesignFeatures

The quality plan ispart of the rigorousquality controlprogram applied to thedesign, manufactureand testing of all Safeliftproducts. The customeris provided withopportunity to applysecond and third-partycontrol to all stages ofproduction. RossendaleGroup welcomescustomer and third-party inspectors andhas arrangements withLloyds Register,DNV and otherinspection bodies.

Safelift davits are madeentirely from aluminium.This results in anextremely lightweightdavit. At under 25kgself-weight, the Safeliftdavit type LD1 is easilyportable and allowscompliance with theManual HandlingRegulations.

The Safelift davit typeLD1 folds down for easystorage and handling.

The aluminiumconstruction also resistscorrosion and so isideal for wet externalenvironments. Thepowder coated finishprovides furtherprotection.

The davit spigot isanodised to providea long-lasting finishto the bearing surface.

The sockets are ofgalvanised steel, idealfor long-term exposureto wet externalconditions.

Properly used andmaintained, Safeliftdavits will give long lifein arduous industrialenvironments, and willallow the user to carryout lifting operationsefficiently and safely.

QualityPlan

Documents issued withSafelift davits include –

• General arrangementdrawings in 2D and 3D.

• Design calculation set.

• Report of ThoroughExamination underLOLER.

• Declaration ofConformity under theMachinery Regs.

• Pre and Post-testMPI reports andprocedures.

• Load test calibrationcertification, traceableto national standards.

• Welder qualificationsand weld procedures.

• Steel and weldconsumablecertificates.

• Safe Use Instructionsfor the davits, liftingappliance and slings.

Safelift davits are proofload tested to anoverload in excess ofstandard requirements,usually 25% over SWL.By contractualagreement, the testis witnessed andapproved by LloydsRegister (or otheragreed third-partyauthority). Testinstruments arecalibrated to nationalstandards.

All welds are subjectto magnetic particleinspection (or otheragreed weld NDE) bothbefore and after theproof load test. TheNDE is carried out byqualified inspectorsworking to approvedprocedures.

Davit deflection iscontrolled under thedesign process and ismeasured to ensurecompliance at proofload test. The Safeliftdavit is not a jib craneis not designed to meetthe deflectionrequirements ofBS 7333.

Testing &Certification

Documentation


Maintenance InstallationsExceptionalHazards

Standard &RegulatoryCompliance

Safelift davit socketsshould be installedand site tested by acompetent person.

Rossendale Groupcan provide detailedinstallation instructionsand offers a full siteservice includingdesign, installation,testing and after-salesservice and inspections.

Safelift davits shouldbe examined by acompetent person atleast every 12 months.This is a legalrequirement underLOLER (for full detailssee ‘RD177 – LiftingEquipment and theLaw’, and ‘RD294 –Statutory Inspection’available from yourRossendale Groupbranch or on-line atrossendalegroup.co.uk).

Once a Safelift davithas been overloadedit should be taken outof service and advice,inspection and repairsought from yourRossendale Groupbranch.

Rossendale Groupoffers a full liftingequipmentmaintenance,examination andtesting service.

As with all Safeliftproducts, Safeliftdavits comply with theSupply of Machinery(Safety) (Amendment)Regulations 1994 andthe EC MachineryDirective 98/37/EC.They are marked withthe CE mark andissued with aDeclaration ofConformity.

Safelift davits aremanufactured in ourISO 9001 approvedquality control facilitieswhich cover design,material sourcing,manufacture andtesting.

All welds are carriedout to Lloyds Registerapproved weldingprocedures to EN ISO15614-1:2004. Allwelders are qualified byLloyds Register underBS EN 287-1:2004. Allwelds are subject toMPI before and afterthe proof load test.Safelift davits aresubject to proof loadtesting and are certifiedaccordingly.

Testing follows therequirements of theLifting Operations andLifting EquipmentRegulations 1998 andthe Report of ThoroughExamination is issued.

When using Safeliftdavits in exceptionallyhazardous conditions,the degree of hazardshould be assessed bya competent person.

Examples ofexceptional hazardsinclude lifting ofpotentially dangerousloads such as moltenmetals, corrosivematerials or fissilematerial, loads whichcan move and loadswith a high centre ofgravity, and certainoffshore activities.

Safelift davits areoften used at high-risklocations such asvessel walls. Usersmust be trained in safeworking at heightpractices.

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SafeUse

• Always use thecorrect type and sizeof equipment for theload, allowing for loadincreases due to loadmovement, shockloading and unequalloading.

• Ensure the load is inbalance before lifting.

The customer isreminded of his legalresponsibility to provideoperator training (underPUWER and MHSWR).Safe Use of LiftingEquipment trainingcourses, tailored to yourspecific needs, areavailable fromRossendale Group.

If in doubt, ask foradvice at yourRossendale Groupbranch – it’s free!

Overhead liftingpresents a very realdanger of severeinjury or loss of life ifequipment is not usedproperly. Safelift davitsshould only be used byproperly trained andqualified persons whounderstand equipmentselection, inspectionand use.

All Safelift liftingequipment is issuedwith Safe UseInstructions. TheRossendale Groupprovides Safe Use ofLifting Equipmenttraining courses.

Users of Safelift davitsare referred to thefollowing document,available from yourRossendale Groupbranch or on-line atrossendalegroup.co.uk

RD476 – Instruction forthe Safe Use of Davits.

RD469 – LiftingAppliances for GeneralPurposes.

Safelift davit usersshould read andunderstand these SafeUse Instructions andtake particular note ofthe following –

• Never load in excessof the rated capacity.

• Always inspect thedavit, sockets, liftingdevice and slings fordamage or wearbefore use.

Qualifications

Rossendale Groupoperates a qualitymanagement systemin accordance with ISO9001 : 2008. Thesystem is audited andapproved by BureauVeritas, certificatenumber 19317.

Rossendale Group is afull member of the LiftingEquipment EngineersAssociation, who set,maintain, audit andapprove our technicalstandards and trainand qualify our liftingequipment engineers.

Welding is carried outto Lloyds Registerapproved proceduresto EN ISO 15614–1.Welders are qualifiedby Lloyds Register toEN 287–1:2004. Weldsare subject to magneticparticle inspection bothbefore and after theproof load test.

Welding

Safelift lifting equipmentis manufactured by orexclusively forRossendale Group.It is designed for heavyduty industrialapplications and isbacked by the ‘SafeliftGuarantee’.

Safelift lifting equipmentcomplies with theSupply of Machinery(Safety) (Amendment)Regulations 1994 andthe EC MachineryDirective 98/37/EC.The equipment ismarked with the CEmark and issued witha Declaration ofConformity.


This document is issued in accordance with the requirements ofSection 6 of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974, amendedMarch 1988. It outlines the care and safe use of DAVITS and isbased on Section 14 of the LEEA Code of Practice for the Safe Useof Lifting Equipment.* It should be read in conjunction with therequirements for Lifting Appliances for General Purposes, RD469,which form an integral part of these instructions.

This information is of a general nature only covering the mainpoints for the safe use of davits. It may be necessary tosupplement this information for specific applications.

Always• Store and handle davits correctly.• Inspect the davits, block and accessories before use andbefore placing into storage.

• Position the davit arm so that the lifting appliance is directlyover the load.

• Take the weight of the load gently.• Ensure the travel path is clear before slewing the davit.• Push rather than pull the load when slewing the davit arm.

Never• Shock or side load davits.• Attempt to drag loads along the ground.• Allow persons to pass under suspended loads.• Place ladders or climb on unrestrained davit arms.

Selecting the correct davitDavits are available in a range of capacities, sizes and designoptions. Select the davit to be used and plan the lift taking thefollowing into account:Type of davit and sockets – floor or wall/column mounted.Capacity, height and length.Slew – angle of slew, 360°, 180° or other.Type of hoisting mechanism – chain block, integrated winch.

Storing and handling davits• When installed but not in use, davits should be positioned so asnot to present a hazard to persons, goods, vehicles etc that maybe in the area. It may be necessary to secure the davit arm toprevent movement taking place as the result of winds etc.

• If the davit is not in regular use it is advisable to remove the davitand the lifting appliance for separate storage. Where this is notpossible or desirable the appliance should be parked where itwill not present a hazard.

Installation and CommissioningThe erection procedure will vary with the equipment and shouldbe carried out in accordance with the supplier’s instructionspaying attention to the following matters:• Prior to installation inspect the equipment to ensure no damagehas occurred in store or transit.

• Ensure the support structure is adequate for the full loads thatwill be imposed, is tested and marked with the SWL.

• The overall stability and safety of a davit depends on itsfoundation or supports. When erecting to an existing structureit is important that the superimposed forces are assessed bya qualified engineer and written approval obtained.

• Trip hazards must be avoided when sockets installationis planned.

Using davits safely• Never attempt lifting operations unless you have been trained inthe use of the equipment and slinging procedures.

• Do not use defective davits, blocks or accessories.• Position the davit arm carefully. The block hook must be directlyover the centre of gravity of the load. Do not use the davit armor appliance to drag loads along.

• Take the load gently and avoid shock loads. Similar care isneeded when lowering loads as sudden loading/unloading maycause the davit arm to whip.

• Before moving the davit arm or suspended load ensure youhave a clear view of the travel path and that this is free of anyobstructions etc.

• Avoid swinging loads. Push rather than pull on suspended loads.• Do not allow anyone to pass under or ride upon the load.• Never leave suspended loads unattended. In an emergencyensure the area is cordoned off and kept clear.

• Never lift/lower more than the marked SWL. In the case ofmanual equipment if abnormally high effort is required, or if theload slips this is an indication of too high a load or a fault –check the load and the appliance.

• Do not use the chain/wire rope to sling the load, ie do not wrapit round the load, back hook or choke hitch.

• Do not lift on the point of the hook or overcrowd the hookwith fittings.

In-Service Inspection and Maintenance• The maintenance requirements may be combined with those ofthe lifting appliance.

• Lubricate the sockets and davit pin/spigot in accordance withmanufacturer’s instructions.

• Bolts and fixings on davit sockets should be checked to ensurethey are tight and if necessary re-torqued.

• Regularly inspect the davit and sockets and, in the event of thefollowing defects, refer the davit to a Competent Person forthorough examination: structural defects, damage, distortion orcracked welds; loose or missing bolts; difficulty in slewing ordavit arm slews on its own; any other visible defects oroperational difficulties.

• The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998and the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations1998 both require that lifting equipment is properly maintained.

• This is an ongoing duty that falls on the user and a plannedroutine maintenance programme will be necessary.

• In addition to the statutory thorough examinations by aCompetent Person, regular in-service inspections should bemade to find any faults and damage that might arise. If any arefound they should be referred to the Competent Person.

• The maintenance programmemust meet the requirements ofthe manufacturer’s instructions and any special requirementsdue to the conditions of service. This may be combined withmaintenance of other equipment used in association withthe appliance.

Further information is given in:The Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment,published by: Lifting Equipment Engineers AssociationHSE Guidance Note GS39 –Training of Crane Drivers and Slingers.Copies available from your Rossendale Group branch or our website: www.rossendalegroup.co.uk

RD476 Safe Useof Davits

This important safetyinformation should bepassed to the user ofthe equipment.

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The following information is based on Section 1 – Appendix 1.6 of theCode of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment* and should beread in conjunction with the instructions for safe use of the specificlifting equipment, of which it forms an integral part and with anyspecific instructions issued by the supplier.

This information is of a general nature only covering the main pointsfor the safe use of manual and power operated blocks.

Always• Ensure suspension points and anchorages are adequate forthe full imposed load.

• Check the load chain/wire rope is hanging freely and is nottwisted or knotted.

• Position the hook over the centre of gravity of the load.• Check the operation of the brake before making the lift.• Ensure the slings are secure and load is free to be lifted.• Check the travel path is clear.• Ensure the landing area is properly prepared.

Never• Exceed the marked SWL.• Use the load chain/wire rope as a sling.• Shock load the block or other equipment.• Lift on the point of the hook.• Overcrowd the hook with fittings.• Permit the load to swing out of control.• Leave suspended loads unattended.

Types of blocksA wide range of manual and power operated blocks is available.This section of the instruction is concerned with matters which arecommon to the safe use of the following listed equipment when usedto lift in a vertical plane only. Pulley blocks for fibre or wire rope usedwith winches, hand chain blocks, chain lever hoists, power operatedwire rope blocks and power operated chain blocks. The use of trolleysis often associated with blocks and these may be built in with thetrolley as an integral part of the appliance, or independent with theblock hung on.

Operative TrainingLifting appliances should only be used by trained operatives whounderstand their use and that of the associated equipment used inthe lift.

Installation and CommissioningThe erection procedure will vary with the equipment and shouldbe carried out in accordance with the suppliers instructions payingattention to the following matters:• Prior to installation inspect the equipment to ensure no damagehas occurred in store or transit.

• Ensure the support structure is adequate for the full loads that willimposed, is tested and marked with the SWL.

• When erecting trolleys ensure they are correctly set for the beamwidth and that the track is fitted with end stops and remains levelat all loads up to the maximum.

• When suspending appliances by a top hook ensure the supportfits freely into the seat of the hook.

• After erection ensure that the chain/wire rope hangs freely and isnot twisted or knotted.

• With power operated blocks the supply should be connected by asuitably Qualified Person taking account of any statutory ortechnical requirements (eg Electricity at Work Regulations,Pressure Systems and Transportable Gas Containers Regulations).

• Test run to ensure the free and correct movement of thechain/rope.

• Check the operation of the brake. Check direction of controlcommand, position and operation of travel limits and safetydevices.

Safe Use of BlocksThe basic objectives of any lifting operation are to move the load tothe desired location and land it safely, efficiently and without damageto the load, the equipment used or the surrounding buildings, plantetc. In addition to any specific instructions relating to the block thefollowing general points must be observed:• Never attempt lifting operations unless you have been trained inthe use of the equipment and slinging procedures.

• Position the hook directly over the centre of gravity so that theline of pull is vertical.

• Do not use the chain/wire rope to sling the load, ie do not wrap itround the load, back hook or choke hitch.

• Do not lift on the point of the hook or overcrowd the hook withfittings.

• Never lift/lower more than the marked SWL. In the case ofmanual equipment if abnormally high effort is required, and withpower operated appliances they fail to lift the load, or if the loadslips this is an indication of too high a load or a fault – check theload and the appliance.

• Avoid unnecessary inching of power operated appliances and donot impose sudden or shock loads.

• Push rather than pull loads suspended from appliances withpush/pull trolleys and if un-laden pull on the bottom hook. Neverpull an appliance by the pendant control, supply cable or hose.

• Avoid sudden movement of travel motion or undue effort inpushing the load which can cause the load to swing.

• Avoid excessive or intentional use of motion limits unless theyare additional limits intended for that purpose. Avoid runningappliances against end stops.

• Do not allow anyone to pass under or ride upon the load. Neverleave suspended loads unattended. In an emergency ensure thearea is cordoned off and kept clear.

• Do not remove guards, protective covers, weather proof covers,heat shields etc without the authority of a Competent Person.

In-Service Inspection and MaintenanceThe Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 and theLifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 bothrequire that lifting equipment is properly maintained. This is anongoing duty that falls on the user and a planned routine maintenanceprogramme will be necessary.In addition to the statutory thorough examinations by a CompetentPerson, regular in-service inspections should be made to find anyfaults and damage that might arise. If any are found they should bereferred to the Competent Person.The maintenance programmemust meet the requirements of themanufacturer’s instructions and any special requirements due to theconditions of service. This may be combined with maintenance ofother equipment used in association with the appliance, eg powerfeed system. Check the block and its associated equipment daily forobvious faults and signs of damage.

© Lifting Equipment Engineers Association 2000 SI No. 2.1Further information is given in:The Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment,published by: Lifting Equipment Engineers AssociationHSE Guidance Note GS39 - Training of Crane Drivers and SlingerCopies available from your Rossendale Group branch or our web site:www. rossendalegroup.co.uk

This important safetyinformation should bepassed to the user ofthe equipment.

Lifting Appliances forGeneral Purposes

RD469/1

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Bolted existingsteel work 258

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Top of existingsteel work level

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Complete as many of theyellow boxes as you canand return to RossendaleGroup for a quotation,drawings and specifications.

DAVIT Type LD1

WLL: 500 kg

MaxRadius: 1500mm

MaxHeight: 1856mm (plus socket height)

Slew: 360Degrees

Overall DavitWeight: 25 Kgs

SURFACEMOUNTEDSOCKET typeSS1SWL(Max 500kg):

Quantity of sockets typeSS1 required:

CAST-INSOCKET typeSC1SWL(Max 500kg):

Quantity of sockets typeSC1 required:

FLUSHMOUNTEDSOCKET typeSF1SWL(Max 500kg):

Quantity of sockets typeSF1 required:

WALL-MOUNTEDSOCKET typeSW1SWL(Max 500kg):

Quantity of sockets typeSW1 required:

SAFELIFT 360CHAINBLOCKSWL(Max 500kg):

Height of lift required:

Quantity of Safelift 360 chain blocks required:

Standard or CorrosionResistant required:

SWL(Max 500kg): kg

Radius (Max 1500mm): mm

Height (Max 1856mm): mm

Quantity of davits required:

The following information is required to specify this product –

Client Client Contact

Client Address Client Ref

Location

Date

Branch Job No Item Rev

RD342/LDSafelift Davit Type LD1GA and Sales Input Sheet

Fax to your Rossendale Group branch orEmail to [email protected]

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AboveSpecial Design Lifting Beam

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Top to bottomIndustrial process Safeliftunderslung cranes

Safelift top running craneand gantry

Safelift spreader beamscarrying out a 220t lift



TESTING & SITE SERVICESLOLER Examinations• Carried out on your site or at our test house.• Examinations carried out in accordance with the Lifting Operations & Lifting EquipmentRegulations 1998, Reg 9.

• Where applicable, Defect Reports issued under LOLER Reg 10.• Report of Thorough Examinationissued under LOLER Reg 11.

• Examiners trained and qualified byLEEA.

• Complete after examination repair andtest service.

• Full compliance with LOLERinspection and certification.

Proof Load Testing• Carried out on your site or at ourtest house using calibrated loadmeasuring equipment.

• Standard testing facilities up to 400tcapacity.

For further information on examination and testing of lifting equipment see our document‘RD177 – Lifting Equipment & the Law’ available from your Rossendale Group branch orat www.rossendalegroup.co.uk

Crane & Hoist Servicing• Carried out by trained, qualified engineers on all makes of overhead cranes & hoists.• Site reports include full details of work carried out, parts used and recommendation for future safety improvements and cost savings.• Routine servicing contracts.• Breakdown and 24-hour service available. Call-out numbers at www.rossendalegroup.co.uk

Site Installations• Carried out by trained and qualified installation engineers.• All work risk assessed and method statements produced.• Rossendale Group employs a full-time SHE Officer and an Appointed Person for all lift planning.• Full post-installation test service available.• Rossendale Group installs overhead cranes, jib cranes, runway beams, davits and portal frame steel structures.

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HIRE & TRAINING SERVICESLifting & Height Safety Equipment for Hire

Rossendale Group aims to provide lifting equipment users with the highestquality lifting equipment hire service available. We offer compliance withLOLER, PUWER and other Regulations by providing the customer with -

• Thorough examination of all equipment by competent, trained &qualified examiners.

• Issue of a LOLER report of thorough examination with all hired liftingequipment.

• Clean, safe, quality, lightweight gear, in “As-New” condition.• Free safety advice on-site if required.• “Safe Use” instructions issued with all hire equipment.• Associated breakdown, repair and testing services.• Delivery and collection service.

CertificationAll lifting equipment issued on hire by Rossendale Group is issued with a LOLER‘Report of Thorough Examination of Lifting Equipment’. Lifting equipment isstripped down, cleaned, examined, repaired as required, reassembled andtested by a qualified and approved Lifting Equipment Engineer, before everyhire. Records are kept of all tests and examinations.

Safe Use InstructionsThe employer of a user of lifting equipment has responsibilities under the LiftingOperations & Lifting Equipment Regs 1998, the Provision & Use of WorkEquipment Regs and the Management of Health & Safety at Work Regs 1999to provide instructions to the operator regarding the safe use of the equipment.Rossendale Group helps the employer to fulfill those requirements by issuingsafe use instructions with every piece of hire equipment issued.

Lightweight EquipmentEquipment in the Rossendale Group hire fleet is of the highest quality, manufactured either by ourselves or by leading manufacturers. All equipmentselected is appropriate to the task and of modern lightweight construction. Our objective is to make your lifting job safer and easier.

‘Safe Use of Lifting Equipment’ TrainingCourses

We can train you to lift more safely and make your work-placesafer. We aim to cover the type of equipment you use. Our ‘SafeUse of Lifting Equipment’ courses target -

ResponsibilitiesThe employee has responsibilities too. An understanding andacceptance of these responsibilities by equipment users will resultin less equipment damage and a safer workplace.

Avoiding MisuseMisuse due to ignorance is a major cause of accidents. The correct way to use each type of equipment is taught.

Fault FindingWorn or damaged equipment is another major cause of accidents. The ability of the user to identify such faults can save accidents from happening.The syllabus includes THE LAW, TYPES OF LIFTING EQUIPMENT, CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS, ASSESSING THE LOAD, and SAFE USE OFLIFTING GEAR including PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONS.

Course MaterialsLecture and discussion / Video films / Overhead slides / Samples of damaged and worn equipment.

Your Place or Ours?We have training centres at our branches. Alternatively we can come to your site and carry out exactly the same training program. We offer morningand afternoon classes and provide lunch when the classes are at our training centre.

User’s Pocket GuideEach attendee is given a personal copy of the ‘Lifting Equipment User’s Pocket Guide’, produced by Rossendale Group and LEEA, to help userscontinue to conduct safe lifting practices.

Attendee CertificationFollowing an assessment test, each attendee is provided with a certificate of training, with a duplicate copy for the employer.

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AboveSafelift davit type LD1,all aluminium construction