Crane Signal Person Basic Training

Clear and accurate crane signals are essential when the operator cannot fully see the load or travel path. This course introduces standard hand signals, communication responsibilities, hazard recognition, and safe practices for basic crane signal person duties.

What You Will Learn

• Understand the role and responsibilities of a signal person
• Recognize standard crane hand signals
• Maintain clear communication with the crane operator
• Identify swing-radius, pinch-point, and load-path hazards
• Know when to stop an operation and resolve communication problems

Course Details

Duration: 1.5 hours
Level: Introductory / Awareness
Language: English
Final exam: Included
Certificate: Digital Certificate of Completion with QR verification
Passing score: 80%
Attempts: Unlimited

Who Should Take This Course

Construction workers, riggers, spotters, crane support personnel, supervisors, and employees who may direct or assist crane and hoisting operations.

Course Content

• Signal person roles and OSHA expectations
• Standard crane hand signals
• Voice and radio communication practices
• Load movement, blind lifts, and hazard zones
• Emergency stop signals, scenarios, and final review

This course provides OSHA-aligned awareness training. It does not replace employer-specific hands-on training, site-specific instruction, or equipment-specific authorization.