Preventive maintenance and proper repair techniques
will greatly enhance the overall capabilities of overhead
hoist systems. Training is the key ingredient in developing
sound troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance procedures.
Our training facility, located in the Technical Vocational
Building #3 at Lee College in Baytown, TX. is now
offering classroom and hands-on workbench training
for personnel desiring to maintain overhead hoist
systems. With an assortment of several different hoist
manufacturers represented, well adjust brake
systems, troubleshoot electrical problems, discuss
inspection criteria, and conduct pneumatic system
repairs within this five day, 40-hours session, preparing
personnel for everyday responsibilities as a competent
hoist maintenance technician.
In this classroom and hands-on activity you will learn about:
- Hoist Terminology and Applicable ANSI Standards
- Lockout/Blockout
- Hoist Types and Maintenance/Repair Guidelines:
Chain Hoists, Electric Hoists, and Pneumatic Hoists
- Commutator Adjustments
- Brush Adjustments
- Load Chain Maintenance
- Pendant Control Maintenance
- Contactors
- Load Brake Maintenance
- Conductors
- Wire Rope Replacement
- Trolley Installation
- Fasteners
- NEC and CMAA Requirements
- Tools Used
- Inspection Form Requirements
- Overview of Federal Regulations
- Rigging Basics
Course Number: OHMT 100
5 Days $1,995.00
NOTES: Seating is limited to a maximum of 20 students per program. All seating is open enrollment with a first-come, first-served basis. Stun dents must provide their own personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, hard hats, safety glasses, appropriate footwear, etc.
For registration and program availability, contact us at 1-800-654-5640 or via email at nacbgroup@cranesafe.com
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