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https://lnkd.in/gprB76SN This video provides instructions for the EICA practical exam for mobile cranes and digger derricks. EICA was formed in 2015 to address a need identified by Employers and others in the electrical construction industry, that of crane operation near and around electrical lines, as well as the normal difficult terrain found in transmission line construction environments. EICA is a testing agency only; we do not conduct any training for crane operators or provide training material. However, our certification testing will often be conducted at the request of a Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee (JATC) facility, both for their apprentices and Journeymen in their area. These JATCs are a joint effort of Labor Unions and Employer Associations, and are located in the 48 contiguous states, as well as Alaska and Hawaii. Our testing can be the result of a request from any of the JATCs or at the request of Employers in the Electrical Industry. These employers include outside line construction employers, inside electrical employers and electrical utilities. If you are working in the electrical industry, and need a Crane Operators Certification, talk to your employer or contact the JATC that covers your area. You will find out test procedures closely align with your work environment and offer you the best proof to your employer(s) that you are ready to be a safe and productive Crane Operator.

The NSO Skills Delivery Group is up and running! Our first meeting took place at Cammell Laird and we had the opportunity to see first hand some of the amazing work there including delivery of skills and training on site. Our next meeting is on the 31st July and I would really like to hear from my LinkedIn connections about their current and future skills needs. For example, * What are the biggest recruitment and training issues as business you face now? *We talk a lot about skills gaps but what are those skills gaps now? Are they trade specific (for example welding / composites etc) or are they soft skills / power skills? *Most important of all, what do believe are your future skills and training needs, especially with the move to decarbonisation? Or are the skills going to be unchanged from now? I'll come onto the ideas and opportunities in another post but any ideas about how we attract the workforce of the future to consider our amazing maritime sector as a career choice are always welcome!

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Team Crag Training 🪢 #Ropes month for the full team continued last week, focusing on #stretcherrigging and #anchorbuilding. The team looked at various rigging methods suitable for different situations and practised setting up both natural and stake anchors. The unexpected absence of two team vehicles which were delayed assisting a Road Traffic Collision was a serendipitous lesson, in the need to adapt to the equipment available on scene by applying basic principles. The culmination of ropes month in a couple of weekend’s time will bring together all the elements covered so far in the month and apply them to real scenarios. #ExmoorSearchandRescue #Teamwork #RopeRescueTraining #RopeRescueTeam #RopeRescueEquipment

Diving deep into wide-width rolls: Colin Murphy's article challenges industry claims on faster installation and cost savings. Discover the real story on installation time, challenges, and safety considerations. 👷🛠️ https://hubs.la/Q02ghQlV0

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