Supervising provisional crane operators:
As part of the “Level Up; Own Your Lift” inspection program, BC Crane Safety has developed a self-planned inspection process for worksites that use cranes (mobile, self-erect and tower) to measure your responsible persons’/parties’ compliance with crane safety. Click on the link below to obtain a recommended checklist of questions for those persons who are responsible for supervising provisional crane operators (those operators who are on the path to full-scope certification)
Provisional Crane Supervisor Questions Bulletin
Supervising (full-scope) certified crane operators:
As part of the “Level Up; Own Your Lift” inspection program, BC Crane Safety has developed a self-planned inspection process for worksites that use cranes (mobile, self-erect and tower) to measure your responsible persons’/parties’ compliance with crane safety. Click on the link below to obtain a recommended checklist of questions for those persons who are responsible for supervising full-scope, certified crane operators.
Crane Operator Qualification Questions Bulletin
Provisional crane operator supervision:
Provisional crane operators are on their career path to full-scope certification and require competent and qualified supervision during the entire training period until they become certified. This BC Crane Safety Safe Work Practice describes the roles and responsibilities in the supervisory process.
Provisional Operators Must Work Under Supervision Until Competent
Provisional crane operator supervisors:
This BC Crane Safety Safe Work Practice describes what skills and competencies are required for a qualified and competent crane supervisor. To be qualified means the person has education/training, knowledge and experience to carry out the role and responsibilities. To be competent means the person can demonstrate the knowledge, experience, and skills of the crane operations and the ability to identify and correct job-related hazards.
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