Empty Container Handler Chain

A really essential part of the whole terminal operation is effectively handling the empty containers. For various drivers, there can be less of a time factor in handling empty containers, whereas for others; this training will be an introduction into this kind of working atmosphere. The empty container handler course is a post training opportunity designed for forklift truck and tractor drivers.

Many important areas are covered in this week-long training course. It is meant to be conducted on location making use of local apparatus. The content of the course consists of, recognizing and naming the purpose of different parts of the equipment, naming and function of different instruments found on the empty container handler, and understanding whichever irregularities found on some parts of an empty container handler.

The course likewise teaches the operator how to effectively perform a pre-inspection. There is some focus on determining the most comfortable and ergonomically correct working position. Knowledge of various crane models is covered together with knowledge of various types of chassis. Vital subjects such as the working procedures on a container terminal are likewise talked about, along with understanding of logistical procedures in that setting.

Current safety regulations are covered and safety communication including hand signals. Finally, the course would teach the operator how to effectively complete an end inspection of an empty container handler.


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