Overhead Crane Maintenance –
Electrical and Mechanical

This course covers the fundamentals of electrical overhead traveling crane inspection, maintenance, and repair. The electro-mechanical content of this course is designed both for electricians and industrial mechanics. Graduates of this course will be well-prepared to perform troubleshooting and first-line maintenance on both the mechanical and electrical components of a variety of overhead cranes.

Note: course delivered at the Morrisburg Campus

Duration:

64 hours over eight days

Prerequisite: Mechanical or electrical experience
Format:

This course combines classroom theory with practical reinforcement exercises.

Evaluation:

Theory examination

Accreditation:

OETIO Certificate

Topics:

  • Manuals, regulations, and policies
  • Introduction to overhead cranes and hoists
  • Inspection of structural components
  • Prime movers
  • Shaft drive assemblies
  • Gear drive assemblies
  • Brake systems
  • Electrical control systems
  • Hoist assembly and maintenance
  • Wire rope and hardware
  • Troubleshooting

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