Slinger Signaller

As the eyes and ears of the crane operator, a slinger signaller works with lifting teams to provide safe direction and supervision to the crane operator. Working as an integral part of the lifting team, the slinger signaller attaches and secures loads using non-specialised lifting accessories, signals the movement of suspended loads and guides them to an agreed destination, leaving the load in a safe condition. In addition, through agreed communication techniques, they ensure the safety of other workers or site visitors in the area and are one of the most critical on-site workers.
The role is defined by two parts:
Slinging – safely connecting and securing different types of loads to a lifting hook using relevant accessories and procedures
Signalling – communicating information to the lifting equipment operator and others involved in the lift using one or more manual, hand and verbal instructions as agreed
This Slinger/Signaller N402 NPORS certification delivers the necessary skills, knowledge, and understanding to operate as a slinger/signaller safely and effectively. It is for plant operators who require practical and theory-based training and assessment to work as a slinger/signaller on site.

Duration: 2 Days

Maximum number of delegates: 3