Techniques for Global Transportation of Heavy Product
Course Info
Course Summary
Transporting heavy goods within onshore and offshore supply chains requires effective planning and negotiation between packing companies, distribution centres, and freight management sites. The risks of heavy item transportation can not only be damaging to businesses financially if the goods don’t arrive at their destination on time but could also present a safety hazard if not handled professionally and with care.
To understand the best practices of heavy freight transportation both on land and overseas, you will need to implement a strong operational framework, develop a risk management and mitigation strategy and plan for change using critical assessments.
Moving forward within the freight transportation industry will require a strong grasp of the economic implications of moving large amounts of heavy goods. You will have to develop innovative and cost-effective solutions to safely transport heavy goods, maintain professional relationships and simultaneously grow your global offering.
- To identify the risks in heavy lifting and transportation.
- To understand the health and safety implications of moving heavy goods.
- To react effectively in emergency situations.
- To conduct regular audits and risk assessments regarding procedures.
- To effectively train and manage a team of onshore and offshore employees remotely.
- To create frameworks for large-scale projects.
- To plan for change and understand the need for flexibility.
- To keep accurate documentation and maintain all records for future reference.
- To review processes and increase efficiencies where possible.
- Operations Managers
- Safety Engineers
- Heavy Lifting Technicians
- Lifting & Rigging Specialists
- Freight Forwarders
- Installation Engineers
- Cargo Specialists
- Packing Specialists
- Project Engineers
- Business Owners
- Directors of Freight Services
This training course is designed using a number of learning techniques to encourage participants to generate new and innovative strategies for heavy goods transportation.
You will take part in group discussions looking over real-life transportation methodologies and practices to discover what will work best in your own business. Practical exercises will allow you to assess risks and understand how to avoid them and health and safety presentations will give you an opportunity to review your business practices to improve your working environment.
Course Content & Outline
Section 1: Your Equipment Needs
- Your heavy lifting starter pack.
- Crane types - what will work best for your goods.
- The structure, benefits and functions of your chosen crane.
- Land cranes vs. sea cranes.
- Other lifting accessories.
Section 2: Heavy Lifting & the Hazards
- Heavy lifting safety standards.
- Keeping accurate records.
- What affects your lifting capabilities?
- ASTM, EN, ISO & BS regulations.
- Strategic plan for heavy lifting.
- Main cranes and tail cranes.
Section 3: Health & Safety Regulations
- Planning your heavy lifting strategy.
- Factors that could affect your lift.
- How to service and maintain your cranes.
- Employee safety awareness and maintenance.
- EN ISO 17776.
- Hazard identification.
Section 4: Risk Assessments
- Risk assessment records and documentation.
- Risk mitigation and where risk is acceptable.
- Auditing and revisiting changes.
- Follow up and review.
- Risk matrix ISO 17776 and Guide 73.
- How to report a hazard, risk or accident.
Section 5: Onshore Transportation
- The economic benefits of onshore transportation.
- Computerised controlled lifting.
- The stability of heavy hauling.
- SPMT tipping and ground bearing capacity.
- Stabilising techniques based on ground level.
Section 6: Offshore transportation & Shipping
- Offshore transportation supporting global company growth.
- ISO and DNVGL-ST-0378
- Sailing with heavy goods.
- Shipping hazards and how to load safely.
- Conducting a motion analysis.
- Weather conditions and their effects on heavy lifting.
- Creating a pre-sail checklist.
- Lo-Lo and Ro-Ro solutions.
Certificate Description
Upon successful completion of this training course, delegates will be awarded a Holistique Training Certificate of Completion. For those who attend and complete the online training course, a Holistique Training e-Certificate will be provided.
Holistique Training Certificates are accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC) and The CPD Certification Service (CPD), and are certified under ISO 9001, ISO 21001, and ISO 29993 standards.
CPD credits for this course are granted by our Certificates and will be reflected on the Holistique Training Certificate of Completion. In accordance with the standards of The CPD Certification Service, one CPD credit is awarded per hour of course attendance. A maximum of 50 CPD credits can be claimed for any single course we currently offer.
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