Do the people who operate indoor cranes need training?

Personnel operating indoor maintenance cranes are considered special operation workers; they need to receive training and obtain a special operation permit. What are special operations? According to the relevant regulations issued by the **Production Supervision and Administration Bureau, special operations refer to those tasks that are prone to causing casualties, and that may pose serious risks to the safety of the operator himself/herself, other people, as well as the surrounding facilities. Those who directly engage in special operations are called special operation workers. The scope of special operations and personnel includes: (1) Electrical work. Includes workers involved in power generation, transmission, transformation, and distribution; those responsible for the installation, operation, maintenance, and testing of electrical equipment; as well as electricians working in underground mines. 　　(2) Metal welding and cutting operations. Includes welders and cutters. 　　(3) Operations of lifting machinery (including elevators). Includes operators of lifting machinery (including elevators), riggers, signalers, and installation and maintenance workers. ………… Article 17 of the Regulations on the Safety Supervision of Special Equipment: The installation, modification, and maintenance of boilers, pressure vessels, lifting machinery, passenger cableways, and large-scale amusement facilities must be carried out by units that have obtained permits in accordance with these regulations. Related link: http://www.gov.cn/zwgk/2009-02/06/content_1223647.htm This post was last edited by gmdyes on 2009-2-23 at 20:20]

Not only is training required, but certification is also necessary; indoor cranes are also considered a type of special equipment, and operators must undergo training and obtain the appropriate qualification certificates before they can operate them.

Training and examinations are required; it also falls under the category of special operation personnel

It is necessary to undergo training, take exams, and obtain certification at the technical supervision department

Training is required; it involves personnel engaged in special types of work

Training should be provided on operations and safety

Of course it is needed. We have an elevator-type lift, and the operators require specialized training.

Indoor crane operators belong to a specialized occupational category; they must receive training and hold a certificate before working.

It belongs to a special type of job that requires certification.

Cranes are not divided into indoor or outdoor types. Some ground-operated cranes do not require certification, but the operators should at least receive internal training.

Judging from what the original poster said, in theory all types of work require training; it’s just a matter of whether it’s done internally or in a formal manner. Special types of work require strict certification.

Everything answered upstairs is correct; both the training and the exam are relatively simple, so there’s no need to worry too much. However, it seems that this certificate has an expiration date; I’m not sure how long it is valid

Of course training is needed; this falls under the category of special operations personnel

Yes, we need training!!!!!!!