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> Click on the "WEBSITE" link for more > With our modern range of equipment and Team of experienced operatives your lifting requirements will always be safe in our hands. Our dedicated team of Heavy Lift Engineers possess the expert skills and knowledge required to manoeuvre, position, extract and relocate cargoes utilising our Crane Hire, Contract Lift and Jacking & Skidding services. Undertaking all lifting responsibilities our in-house Appointed Persons, Slinger, Banksmen and Crane Lift Supervisors, operating under Contract Lift Conditions, can provide Crane Hire services directly tailored to our client's individual requirements. Coupled with this, and ahead of the commencement of any lifting operations, our Team provide all the necessary surveys, lift plans, method statements and risk assessments to ensure maximum safety at all times. Where Crane Hire is not a suitable option we operate a hydraulic lifting gantry or for working in more confined spaces.

> Click on the "WEBSITE" link for more > Our Halifax Depot features an internal modern storage and warehousing facility equipped with two overhead gantry cranes with lifting capacities of 30 Tonne and 32 Tonne. To compliment this, we have a 15 Tonne capacity forklift truck for handling storage containers and vanning/de-vanning operations. Our premises at Halifax also offers the opportunity for test builds, complete with handling facilities and auxiliaries. Our portside Goole Depot offers both internal warehousing and external storage facilities, and features a 110 Tonne straddle carrier, a 45 Tonne capacity container handler/top lift and up to 28 Tonne FLT equipment for handling storage containers and vanning/de-vanning operations. Each COLLETT depot features warehousing & specialist heavy lift equipment including 110 Tonne straddle carriers, overhead gantry cranes and fork trucks providing the ideal solution for storage and transhipment operations.

> Click on the "WEBSITE" link for more > Our dedicated Team of Jacking & Skidding Engineers have the knowledge and expertise required for machinery extraction and the relocation of industrial cargoes in confined and restricted environments. Utilising our specialist jacking & skidding equipment our Heavy Lift Team can ensure that no matter what the environment we can safely and securely undertake the heavy transport, extraction and load positioning of machinery & industrial cargoes. In restricted environments crane hire is not always a suitable option. Utilising our specialist hydraulic jacking & skidding systems Collett Engineers have the ideal solution for these confined spaces, providing a lifting, extraction and load positioning service in areas where traditional transport arrangements may not be a suitable option.

Suitable for short-term to long-term operations, for re-positioning loads at ground level and for lifting loads up to great heights. For example, a single machine may be used for lifting steel roof sections into position in London, unloading an industrial machine weighing 60 tonnes in Cardiff and erecting a tower crane in Edinburgh, all within the space of a week! Examples of those who would be suited to attending this course: An employee of a construction company which owns a mobile crane and you wish to become the operator Someone with no lifting operations experience who is searching for a type of career which has few similarities to any other. This course will give you the foundation knowledge required to do so. Course options (duration includes the CPCS Technical Test): 10 Day Foundation course: suitable for those with no experience in the use of lifting equipment 6 Day Experienced Worker course: suitable for those with experience in the use of other crane types

The Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) 1998 state that every lifting operation involving lifting equipment (cranes) must be "appropriately supervised". A trained & competent Crane Supervisor would be nominated by the Appointed Person. It is a legal requirement under The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) 1998 that every lifting operation is appropriately supervised The Crane Supervisor course is designed to tap-in to your existing knowledge of lifting operations and enhance it, to enable you to direct and supervise a safe lifting operation in accordance with the safe system of work. The course will also help you identify problems that may have the potential to lead to unsafe situations during a lifting operation

It is a legal requirement under The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) 1998 that every lifting operation is carried out in a safe manner. This includes use of a responsible person to guide the crane using suitable means of communication, and to securely attach the load to the crane. We have now developed a 'Foundation Plus' course which is five days in duration. This will give candidates more practical training time to give greater preparation for the CPCS Practical Test, and to enhance post-course knowledge and skills. With effect from January 19th 2015 this category has been amended to add endorsements against a range of lifting equipment types to cover the increased use of slingers for a wider variety of lifting operations. The endorsements are: A – All Types – all duties B – All Types – static duties C – Knuckle boom static only D – Excavator only E – Lift truck only