What operation certificates are required for lifting operations?
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For on-site lifting operations, what type of operation certificates do the lifters need to have (**as specified**)
Special equipment operation certificate issued by the Work Safety Supervision Bureau
Specifically, who needs a certificate? > Do crane operators need one?
This post was last edited by pzhmotor on 2010-4-13 at 12:53. Personnel responsible for directing, tying, and selecting lifting points must hold a special operation certificate for directing and rigging. Crane operators need to hold: a special operations driver’s license (categorized into bridge/girder cranes, tower cranes, and mobile cranes). The special operation certificate for lifting equipment can be obtained only after completing the training organized by a designated department authorized by the (safety inspection agency) and passing the examination. Instructors must hold a qualification certificate for special operations (lifting equipment) issued at the provincial level, and the examination must be organized by an authorized entity (many large companies are authorized to do this).
You may refer to the following regulatory requirements: **Order No. 13 of the Economic and Trade Commission, ‘Measures for the Management of Safety Technology Training and Assessment for Special-Type Workers’**； \"**Provincial Detailed Rules for the Management of Safety Technology Training and Assessment for Special Operators.\"\" The \"Detailed Rules for the Management of Safety Technology Training and Assessment for Special Operators in Zhejiang Province\" stipulate that the following special operators working with lifting machinery are required to undergo training and obtain relevant certifications: (1) Bridge and gantry crane operators, (2) Tower crane operators, (3) Mobile crane operators, (4) Gantry crane operators, (5) Elevator operators, (6) Winch operators, (7) Construction lift operators, (8) Cranes used specifically for railway operations, (9) Crane supervisors, (10) Crane riggers, (11) Daily maintenance of elevators, (12) Installation and repair of elevators, (13) Installation and repair of bridge and gantry cranes, (14) Installation and repair of tower cranes, (15) Installation and repair of construction lifts, (16) Installation and repair of mechanical parking systems