Who is the Training For?
Slingers and Signallers seeking formal training and certification
Crane operators looking to enhance their signalling skills
Appointed persons responsible for lifting operations
Health and safety officers overseeing lifting activities
Companies in Coventry, Birmingham, Leicester, Rugby, Derby, and nearby areas
What Does the Training Cover?
Lifting Regulations & Standards
Explore LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations), BS7121, and other key guidance.
Tackle Types & Selection
Learn about the different slings, shackles, hooks, and other lifting tackle types; and how to select the right tackle for various loads.
Signalling Techniques
Master standard hand signals, radio communication, and effective communication with crane operators.
Load Assessment & Risk Management
Assess load characteristics, identify potential hazards, and implement control measures for safe lifting operations.
Practical Exercises
Participate in hands-on exercises to practice signalling techniques and load handling under supervision.
Why Train with Train-a-Lift?
The UK's Original Lifting Trainers
We've been lift training pioneers since 1977, predating all of our competitors and even our accrediting bodies.
National Reach
Our network of trainers can reach any site in the UK or welcome you to our training centre in the West Midlands.
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Our values of Courage, Order, Futurism, Facts, Enthusiasm and Excellence guide everything we do.
Commitment to Safety
Our approach prioritises compliance and real-world application, giving your operators the skills to work confidently and safely.
Comprehensive Support
From pre-course advice to post-course certification and beyond, our friendly and knowledgeable team are there to guide you every step of the way.
Course Structure and Outputs
Our Slinger Signaller course typically spans 1-2 days depending on the experience level of the participants.
Successful participants receive certification recognised under relevant UK health and safety legislation (LOLER, BS7121), and will be added to Train-a-Lift's TALIA Database and the ITSSAR's TOPS database.