The world of the Lifting Inspector
ROSS MOLONEY, CEO of Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA), looks at what makes being a Lifting Inspector a heroic occupation to which the Lifting Equipment Technician apprenticeship opens the door.
ROSS MOLONEY, CEO of Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA), looks at what makes being a Lifting Inspector a heroic occupation to which the Lifting Equipment Technician apprenticeship opens the door.
THE LIFTING Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) will be attending at a series of exhibitions and events around the world during September and October 2023.
THE LEVEL 3 Lifting Equipment Technician Apprenticeship is now available for delivery in England as an Open Programme. This means the teaching is delivered via online classrooms and there are no minimum cohort requirements.
‘We promote safe lifting, so we support GLAD’ is the rallying call of this year’s Global Lifting Awareness Day (GLAD2023) on 13 July.
BEN DOBBS, Head of LEEA Technical Services, who is involved with various standards committees worldwide for cranes, provides a maintenance management guide to the most recent improvements to the BS 7121 Series of crane safety standards.
DESPITE THE COVID-19 health crisis impacting significantly on the Lifting Industry, Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) Sector Benchmark Research reveals optimism for the post-pandemic future, and a move towards new and possibly more productive ways of working.
We all know what a great job vibration analyst’s perform. They are all that stands between a manageable plant and the chaos and mayhem that can result from machines failing unexpectedly. It takes skill, knowledge and experience to be a good vibration analyst; but in many cases, the vibration analyst is only delivering half of the benefits they are capable of. By Jason Tranter, Mobius Institute, Australia and Dean Whittle, RMS Reliability Training Institute, United Kingdom
Lifting equipment plays an essential role in manufacturing plants of all sizes. Denis Hogan, Performance and Special Projects Manager at the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association explains why ‘duty holders’, who bear responsibility for the safe design, maintenance and operation of this plant, will find reassurance in the LEEA badge
The LEEA (Lifting Equipment
Engineers Association) now offers
practical training courses for
engineers responsible for the test,
examination and maintenance of
overhead lifting equipment. There are
courses designed to p
LiftEx, a trade show dedicated to
overhead lifting, will be bigger than
ever in 2010. Organised annually by
the Lifting Equipment Engineers
Association (LEEA), for the first time
the show will run for two days, and
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