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Registration open - Straddle Carrier Maintenance and Operation Course (SCOM)

by Marina Industries Association 3 Apr 2025 23:18 PDT 3-4 May 2024
Straddle Carrier Maintenance and Operation Course (SCOM) © Marina Industries Association

Join us for the SCOM Course taking place on May 3-4 in Victoria.

This course is essential for anyone involved in operating Straddle Carriers in the marine industry.

Course Content:

  • Health & Safety: Safe operation of straddle carriers in a boatyard environment.
  • Maintenance & Pre-Start Checks: Regular machine maintenance, service, and safety checks.
  • Slings & Vessel Standing: Correct use of slings, stands, and blocking techniques.
  • Machine Operation & Communication: Efficient operation and communication during vessel handling.
  • Lifting & Returning Vessels: Best practices for lifting, standing, and returning vessels to the water.
  • Vessel Structure & Lifting Techniques: Understanding basic vessel structure and how to lift and stabilise vessels safely.

Register Here

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