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The Scaffold Training Company
specialises in providing efficient, friendly and fully accredited training in scaffolding
and construction. We are located in Melbourne.
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Material Hoists National Certificate Training
Congratulations -
you found the best scaffold training in Australia!
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This Material Hoists National Certificate Training Course has been designed so participants understand
the theory and practical components associated with
hoist operating, with specific practical components
being assessed due to the surroundings, and having
specific equipment on hand for the participant to
utilise.
We also aim to provide opportunities for increasing the
skills of workers and the skills base of the industry.
This course provides the training necessary for the
attainment of a Division of Workplace Health and Safety
Certificate of Competency for a Hoist Operator.
Course Agenda
Workplace Health and Safety Act and Regulation.
Cantilevered platform;
Tower hoists;
Cantilevered platform;
Flexible steel wire rope;
Conducting routine equipment checks;
Detection of defective equipment;
Communication equipment and signals;
Load weight estimation and distribution;
Emergency procedures;
Hoist shut down procedures.
Assessment
The cost is $350 per person, payable in advance.
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enrolment options.
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A PRACTICAL EXERCISE IN ADVANCED SCAFFOLDING

Could you operate safely this Materials Hoist?
We will teach you
how.
Material Hoists – Sample Questions & Answers
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1) |
How much heat can F.S.W.R. be exposed to
(maximum)?
95ºC
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What is the formula that indicates the
maximum amount of broken wires permitted in
F.S.W.R.?
Where 10% of the total number of wires are
broken over one rope lay
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What defects will condemn a F.S.W.R. from
use?
Kink or fractures from bending or reeving,
crushed or jammed strands, abrasion and core
collapse, bird-caging where the strands
loosen from their proper tight lay,
stretched or overloading, high stranding,
corrosion, wear, allowable number of broken
wires exceeded.
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When the maximum number of turns are wound
on a drum, how far must the flange of the
drum extend above the outer layer of rope?
By at least two rope diameters
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What defects will condemn a sheave from use?
Noticeable wear in the groove, crack or
fracture in the flange, twisted or deformed,
worn shave pins, hing pin wear, damaged
cheek plate wall, broken sheaves
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What is the fleet angle for an ungroved
drum?
Maximum 3º or 1 in 19
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You will learn all those answers and many more!
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options.
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