Mobile Crane Training Course
Mobile Crane operator training with the leading crane operator training company in South Africa.
Our company has the longest mobile crane training program in the country and we have trainings in Hammanskraal, Johannesburg , Rustenburg among other cities.
Have you ever wondered how you would be able to operate a mobile crane if there was only one person on your site or if you would even be able to move the crane by yourself? If you are planning on becoming a crane operator then you will need to consider mobile crane training. It is very important that you understand how to safely operate a crane in a variety of situations.
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Mobile Crane Training Course
Shermitex is based in Hammanskraal, Johannesburg for over 20 years and has hundreds of successful operators who have completed their programs.
You will be taught all of the following:
Basic controls of the Mobile Crane like the Main Travel, Boom Hoist and Counterweight.
How to precisely position the Mobile Crane.
How to safely operate the Crane in limited visibility conditions.
Different Mobile Crane loading techniques.
How to safely move a Mobile Crane around your site.
How tender hook works with Mobile Cranes.
Mobile crane training in South Africa has evolved over the years with operators looking for more efficient ways to move their cranes between job sites. The challenge is that in South Africa, we’re faced with a lot of road block issues, especially during busy periods like Christmas and Easter when a large number of operators are operating on the same job sites.
The most common way to avoid this is by using one of the various transporter companies available in South Africa to transport your crane from site to site. However, this comes with an added cost and it can be a headache knowing that you’ll have to wait for the transporter or that you may have to make alternate arrangements with the transporter depending on when they will be available.
Our Course is accredited by the Department of Labour. It has a dedicated training track record for over 10 years.
We understand that the training required for a candidate to obtain a valid operator’s certificate is not an easy task. It takes a lot of endurance, commitment and focus to even get to the point of sitting for an operator’s test. We want to make sure that if you have decided that you want to forge ahead with your plans to become an operator, you will be guaranteed of getting all the necessary support from us at Mobile Crane Training in South Africa.
The school offers candidates who are looking forward to becoming an Operator several courses.
Our Course is one of the most prestigious Mobile crane training providers in the country that has developed a reputation for excellence for almost 20 years. We are proud to be Accredited and certified by Industry, government and other associations that include NCC Education, COCETA and National Road Traffic to mention a few.
We striving to provide the highest level of training standards and focus on the promotion of health and safety in the industry, thus setting a good example for others.
Our diverse training syllabus spans from manual handling, basic rigging, MEWP, rigging supervisors, safety supervisors, aerial lifts including cranes, electric linesman training – both manual and electric linesmen and boast 15 years of experience.
Mobile Crane Training in South Africa. We give the high load mobile crane operators practical training under supervised conditions. We have a strong focus on load securement, load handling, equipment handling, Health and Safety and driver training. Our training is accredited for the SETA.
Shermitex Operator’s School was setup by a team of qualified, experienced and motivated instructors who are committed to the provision of safe, efficient and cost-effective mobile crane training in South Africa.
Operator’s School is committed to the provision of safe, efficient and cost-effective Course in South Africa.
Operator’s school exceeds all requirements laid down by the Appointed Person’s Scheme (APS) of the Crane Association of South Africa (CASA).