The content of this course includes:
- Review of API 2C
- Review of API RP2D
Seatrax Design Features
- Boom hoist kick-outs
- Boom suspension systems
- Method of support and slew bearing arrangements
- Seatrax patented anti-two blocking system
- Seatrax hoist inspection requirements
Crane Inspections and Adjustment Procedures
- Inspections
- Annual inspection checklist
- Lubrication
- Seatrax specifications for large diameter nuts and bolts
- Seatrax bolt installation and inspection procedure
- Seatrax hoist inspection requirements
- Brake actuator testing procedure
- Seatrax drum brake linkage adjustment procedure
- Hydraulic boom hoist limit system
- Boom locks
- Emergency slew procedure
- Emergency load lowering procedure
- Slew bearing inspection and replacement procedures
- Rigging
- Hydraulic system adjustments
Duration of the Course
- Three eight-hour days with 15-minute breaks each hour and a 1-hour lunch break with English-speaking crew.
- Four eight-hour days with non-English-speaking crew with interpreter.
Category of Personnel most Appropriate to Attend
- Operators
- Mechanics
- Inspectors
- Maintenance Supervisors
Number of People Who Can Attend Each Session
- 6-8 people
Availability to Provide Each Course
- Availability will depend on when you want the course to be conducted. Course will have to be scheduled separately and that will depend on the availability of our service representatives. Please allow 60 days for scheduling.
Other Pertinent Information
- Additional Cost-Seatrax must know how many persons will attend 45 days in advance to make the proper amount of CDs.
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