SASO & LEEA - Telescopic (Mobile) Crane Operator Training Course
Master telescopic (Mobile) Crane Operations with SASO & LEEA-certified training. Learn safe lifting practices, load dynamics, and equipment handling.

Main Service Location
Course Title
SASO & LEEA - Telescopic (Mobile) Crane Operator
Course Duration
1 Day or 5 Days
Training Delivery Method
Classroom (Instructor-Led)
Assessment Criteria
Practical Assessment and Knowledge Assessment
Service Category
Training, Assessment, and Certification Services
Service Coverage
In Tamkene Training Center or On-Site: Covering Saudi Arabia (Dammam - Khobar - Dhahran - Jubail - Riyadh - Jeddah - Tabuk - Madinah - NEOM - Qassim - Makkah - Any City in Saudi Arabia) - MENA Region
Course Average Passing Rate
98%
Post Training Reporting
Post Training Report + Candidate(s) Training Evaluation Forms
Certificate of Successful Completion
Verifiable certification is provided upon successful completion.
Certification Provider
LEEA - UK and SASO (Saudi Arabia Standards Organization)
Certificate Validity
3 Years
Instructors Languages
English / Arabic / Urdu / Hindi
Interactive Learning Methods
3 Years
Training Services Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
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Course Outline
1. Technical Knowledge
1.1 General Health & Safety
Requirements
Employers' Responsibilities
Employees' Responsibilities
Materials Handling Equipment (Crane)
1.2 Management of Lifting Operations
Safe System of Work
Control of the Lifting Operation
1.3 Roles and Responsibilities of Personnel Involved in Lifting Operations
1.4 Overview: OSHA Crane & Derrick Subpart CC
Scope
Ground Conditions
Assembly & Disassembly
Power Lines
Operator Qualification/Certification
Signals
Inspections
Operations
Keeping Clear of the Load
Safety Devices and Operational Aids
1.5 Inspection Requirements
Shift Inspection
Monthly Inspection
Annual Inspection
Notifying Supervision of Inspection Deficiencies
1.6 Criteria for Selection of Mobile Cranes
1.7 Crane Terminology and Definitions
1.8 Types of Mounting and Jib Configurations
Crawler-Mounted Crane
Truck-Mounted Crane
Wheel-Mounted Crane
Telescopic Jib
Strut-Type Jib
Fly Jib
1.9 Crane Attachments
Functions and Limitations
1.10 Operational Features of Mobile Cranes
Automatic Safe Load Indicator
Brakes
Cabins for Operators
Operating Controls
Guards and Protective Structures
Outriggers
Drum Assemblies
Sheaves
Safety Features
1.11 Rigging Hardware
Shackles
Compression Hardware (Wire Rope, Wedge Socket)
Adjustable Hardware (Turnbuckles, Eyebolts, Eye Nuts, Swivel Hoist Rings)
Links, Rings, Swivels
Rigging Blocks
1.12 Wire Rope
Wire Rope Inspection & Replacement Criteria
Safety Factor and Approximate Calculation of Wire Rope Breaking Strength
Working Load Limit (WLL) or Safe Working Load (SWL)
Wire Rope Efficiency
Wire Rope Lubrication
1.13 Types of Sling Hitches
Single Vertical Hitch
Bridle Hitch
Basket Hitch
Choker Hitch
1.14 Sling Angles
Recommended Safe Lifting Angle
Sling Leg Loading
Load Angle Factors
Sling Load Factor
1.15 Centering a Load
Non-Symmetrical Loads
Sling Loading and Center of Gravity
1.16 Pre-Lift Planning
Lift Plan Requirements
Critical Lift Criteria
Critical Lift Preparation
1.17 Lift Plan Checklist Examples
Plan Content Checklist
Planning Checklist
Crane Set-Up Lift Analysis
Crane Capacity Lift Analysis
Hardware Lift Analysis Report
Critical Lift Plan Personnel Checklist
Lift Calculation Form
Crane Hook-Up
Rigging Sketch Sheet
2. Operation
2.1 Pre-Operational Inspection
2.2 Site Preparation
Ground Conditions
Bearing Surface
Outrigger Blocking
Bearing Mats
2.3 Crane Set-Up and Assembly
Rigging Up a Crane
Basic Boom Installation/Dismantling
Basic Counterweight Installation/Removal
2.4 Gantry/Jibs
Jib Assembly
Jib Capacity
Jib as Boom Extension
2.5 Reeving Load Blocks
Eccentric Reeving
Symmetrical Reeving
Reeving Examples
2.6 Crane Leveling
Out-of-Level Cranes
2.7 Crane Stability
Tipping Axis
Crane Stability Factors
Outrigger Position
Load Indicators
Load Shape Factors
2.8 Crane Structural Failure
Strength vs. Stability
Boom Strength and Weakness
2.9 Quadrants of Operation
2.10 Conditions Affecting Capacity
Off-Level
Side-Loading
Impact Loading
Rapid Swing
Radius Increase
Wind Effect
Duty Cycle
2.11 Types of Signals
Hand Signals
Voice/Radio Communication
Other Signals (Bell, Light, Horn)
2.12 Operator Aids
Load Moment Indicator, Load Moment Limiter, Load Weighing Devices
Anti-Two Block Devices
Boom Angle Indicator
Boom Length Indicator
2.13 Alternative Operating Procedures When Operator Aids Malfunction
2.14 Crane Cab Control Layout
Typical Hydraulic Control Layout
Conventional Control Layout
2.15 Emergency Procedures
Electric Power Line Contact
Loss of Stability
Control Malfunction
Block and Line Twisting
Personnel Under the Load or in the Fall Zone
2.16 Traveling with a Load
Precautions to Be Followed During Lift-and-Carry Operations
3. Load Chart
3.1 Terminology
Load Chart vs. Load Indicator
Boom Length
Boom Angle
Operating Radius
Maximum Capacity
Boom Point Elevation
Actual and Effective Loads
Load on Boom
Load on Jib
Net and Gross Load
Static & Dynamic Load
3.2 Load Chart Information
Load Chart Strength and Stability
3.3 Interpreting Load Charts
Radius Between Chart Values
Boom Length Between Values
Boom Angle Between Values
Range Diagram
Load Chart/Hoist Line
Load Chart/Boom Capacity
Load Chart/Jib Capacity
3.4 Basic Calculations Using Load Charts
Estimate Number of Parts of Hoist Line
Load Calculation
4. Site
4.1 Identifying and Evaluating Hazards at Site
Traveling with Crane
Location and Access
Existing Facilities
Boom Contact Hazards/Guarding Swing Radius
4.2 Electrical Clearance
Electrical Hazards Clearance
Absolute Limit Approach
Power Line Approach Guidelines
Targeted Audience
Telescopic crane operators, riggers, and site supervisors.
Teams involved in lifting operations across construction, oil and gas, and manufacturing sectors.
Organizations prioritizing safety, efficiency, and regulatory compliance in crane operations.
Knowledge Assessment
Technical quizzes on telescopic crane principles including (multiple-choice questions on crane components, matching exercise for safety devices)
Problem-solving exercises on load chart interpretation including (calculating safe working loads, determining operating radius)
Scenario-based assessments including (hazard identification, decision-making processes)
Regulatory compliance evaluation including (standards knowledge, application understanding)
Key Learning Objectives
Understand the principles of telescopic crane operation and load dynamics.
Perform accurate load calculations and select appropriate rigging equipment.
Interpret load charts and range diagrams for safe crane operation.
Execute advanced crane maneuvers, including pick-and-carry and tandem lifts.
Mitigate risks associated with environmental factors, such as wind and terrain.
Course Overview
This LEEA - Telescopic (Mobile) Crane Operator Training Course provides comprehensive knowledge and hands-on skills to safely and efficiently operate telescopic cranes in various industrial environments. Aligned with Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) standards, OSHA guidelines , Aramco GI's requirements, and industry best practices, the program covers essential crane operation techniques, load management, and safety protocols.
Participants will gain expertise in load chart interpretation, lift planning, and dynamic load handling while ensuring compliance with global safety regulations.
Practical Assessment
Pre-operational inspection demonstration including (systematic equipment checks, documentation completion)
Crane setup and positioning including (outrigger deployment, leveling procedures)
Basic operational maneuvers including (boom movements, slewing, hoisting)
Load handling exercises including (load pickup, controlled movement, precise placement)
Advanced operation scenarios including (complex lifts, multi-function coordination)
Why Choose This Course?
Technical Depth: Covers LEEA standards, OSHA guidelines, Aramco GI's, and advanced crane operation techniques.
Real-World Relevance: Case studies from construction sites, offshore platforms, and industrial projects.
Expert-Led: Instructors with extensive experience in crane operation and lifting operations.
Practical Focus: Hands-on exercises, equipment inspections, and emergency response drills.
Customizable: Adapts to land-based and industrial crane operation scenarios.
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.