Course Description
Key Learning Outcomes
Participants will gain knowledge and skills in:
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Industry hazards and responsibilities in plant inspection
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Equipment setup and operation according to manufacturer handbooks and load charts
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Risk assessment and toolbox talk participation
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Pre-start, operational, and shutdown inspections
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Visual and functional examination of key components (hydraulics, booms, winches, forks, etc.)
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Load testing in accordance with regulations
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Inspection reporting using standardised checklists and documentation
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Use of measuring and diagnostic tools such as DPI gauges, Verniers, hydraulic pressure gauges, and RCI/LMI systems
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Inspection of emergency lowering devices, crane RCI systems, slew ring motions, fork arms, and more
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Introduction to NDT/Examination Methods: MT, PT, UT, RT, ET, and weld inspection
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End-of-task procedures and debrief participation
Course Duration
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1–5 Days
(Duration varies based on candidate experience and prior qualifications.) -
Available for both Novice and Refresher levels
Course Aims
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To provide comprehensive training on the responsibilities of a plant inspector.
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To enable delegates to carry out thorough visual and functional examinations.
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To understand and apply inspection criteria according to LOLER and PUWER regulations.
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To ensure effective use of inspection tools, documentation, and reporting techniques.
Why Choose NPORS N039?
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Nationally recognised and industry-respected qualification
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Meets latest ABA and NPORS standards
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Delivered by NPORS Accredited Training Providers
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Practical, hands-on training with real equipment
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Enhances employability in construction, oil & gas, manufacturing, and logistics sectors