Gondola Safety Inspector eCertificate

An integral part of construction work is the ability to work at heights. While humans may not have the ability to fly, we have achieved this using technologies like Mast Climbing Platforms, Gondolas or even cranes. However, this is not without risk as falls from heights are one of the major causes for workplace fatalities, contributing to more than a third of workplace fatalities every year.

Most fall-related fatalities at work are caused mainly by falling from heights, slips and trips-and-fall accident types. While a good portion of workplace fatalities caused by falls from heights are from other sectors, high-risk industries like the construction sector contribute to the bulk of such fatal falls.

What you will learn from this course: 

• Introduction to Mast Climbing Platforms
• Load Testing a Gondola
• Understanding Working Load Limit
• Failure or Collapse of a Suspended Platform
• Functional / Operational Testing
• Proof Loading of a Suspended Platform
• Formulating Checklists

By means of group discussion, case studies and instructions, participants will gain the ability to apply what they learn in this course.

• The designated LIVE discussion is 3 hours and the take home activities shall be completed by each participants to complete the remaining 5 hours credit of the course.
• After the submission of the take home activities only the Certificate of Completion will be issued.
• In the event that the participants failed to submit the completion requirements and insisting for a certificate issuance, Certificate of Attendance will be issued with the 3-hours credit only.
•  If an incomplete participants later complied to the necessary completion requirements within a 3-month period, a Certificate of Completion will be issued.
• If a participant availed the course in an installment plan, the certificate will be issued only upon settlement of the remaining balance.
• No DP or initial payment is allowed for refund after attending the course. 
• You will be blocklisted in our future courses in case of non-settlement of an outstanding payable balance.