wire rope inspection course price

Wire Rope Rigging Inspection & ReplacementThis micro-learning module covers the basics of wire rope inspections and how to know when a wire rope needs replacing.

This micro-learning module covers the basics of wire rope inspections and how to know when a wire rope needs replacing. Great for refreshers or toolbox talks/tailgate meetings!

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The Technical Outdoor Solution, RoSPA assured Wire Rope Inspector Course is highly recommended if you are carrying out operational inspections of your ropes course safety wires and zip lines. It is also one of the courses which would increase relevant knowledge on the career path to become a professional ERCA Inspector.

This course covers all of the aspects required to become a ‘Competent Person’ for the inspection of wire ropes used in ropes courses and zip wires and satisfies the requirement of EN 15567 – Ropes Courses – Operational Inspections.

We will ensure that you have up to date awareness of industry regulations and how they affect you in addition to advice on maintenance, inspections and equipment.

The course will include theory and practical, hands on sessions. The course will be assessed by a theory paper and practical inspection of wire ropes and terminations.

Objective: This training is aimed at persons who directly or indirectly come into contact with wire ropes and should always be available to them. They should ease the proper handling of wire ropes and convey the necessary expertise. Compliance with the instructions in the training should ensure the safe handling of wire ropes and help to prevent dangers and minimize repair costs and downtimes.

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Upon completion of the course the participants will receive Certificate of Training in Resin Poured Wire Rope Socket Terminations, including practical assessment.

The aim of the course is to provide delegates with a thorough grounding of the legal requirements and safe working practices pertaining to resin socketing of wire ropes and to teach them the practical skills involved.

The course is presented by fully qualified, multi-skilled engineers and technicians all of whom have many years experience of wire rope production and maintenance.

The course focuses on customers’ specific requirements i.e. Type of wire rope to be socketed and experience of trainees attending. Trainers employ the practical methods of instruction, explanation, demonstration, imitation and practice with ongoing assessment leading to certification on successful completion.

We offer you a wire rope inspection course which is especially designed for the working field of ropes courses. The course was developed in the UK, because there had been nothing comparable in the industry.

The 2-day course will provide attendees with sufficient theoretical and practical knowledge to inspect cable in a ropes course and to understand when wire ropes should be retired. On day one, a more theoretical session will be delivered covering such topics as types of wire rope construction, wire rope fatigue, wire rope abrasion, wire rope corrosion, lightening and other damage. The second day will reflect inspection of wire rope in a more practical way and according to the ISO 4309: 2013 with its criteria for retiring cable.

We will provide you with a script. There is an assessment at the end of the course. After the course a certificate will be issued to all those who successfully complete the written and practical assessments.

This course is part of our pre-conference trainings, so please only use the Online Registration Form. This registration form will enable you to book pre-conference training courses, to register for main conference presentations & workshops, to order meals, reserve a seat in a shuttle bus and to send a room reservation inquiry – all within a single form.

The Rigging, Part 1 course concentrates on the design and characteristics of wire rope. It covers wire rope construction and the different types of rope lay used. This course identifies the classification of wire ropes. It explains how to install wire ropes correctly and reviews the importance of inspection and lubrication.

In 2019, Dosco partnered with Anthis, an NDT Inspection Company based in Italy, to develop a new technology that makes remote and digital wire rope inspection possible. A much more reliable and effective way than the visual inspection that is still the current standard while saving cost, time, and optimization of inspection criteria in environments with critical liftings.

Visual wire inspection only looks at the outside of wire rope, having a look at the inside is of course impossible without the use of technology. That leaves a lot of room for errors.

Inspection with MRTThe standard ISO 4309:2017 established the general principles for the care and maintenance, inspection and discard of steel wire ropes used on cranes and hoists. Although Wire rope slings do not belong to any of the categories where the Standard applies, we believe that any wire rope used in the lifting sector should be analysed and inspected with MRT technology to guarantee safety while lifting.

Dosco and Anthis have developed e-LIM (electric Line Integrity Monitor) and s-LIM (slick line Integrity Monitor) to be able to inspect electric lines and slick lines. The Wire Rope test bench for inspection of lifting ropes is equipped with that same state-of-the-art equipment. Unique in its kind and the first ever in the panorama of inspection of lifting accessories.

Wire line failures are classified either mechanical or electrical, while slick line failures are only mechanical. The mechanical ones can now be detected with e-LIM and s-LIM to avoid unnecessary downhole problems or to determine the reason of failure.