Ensuring Occupational Safety in Lifting Equipment Operations

Lifting equipment operations require specialized training and certificates to ensure labor safety. According to QCVN 25: 2015/BLDTBXH, workers controlling forklifts must be trained in expertise and possess a certificate of forklift operation. This certificate is considered sufficient to meet the requirements of QCVN 25: 2015/BLDTBXH. For lifting equipment control workers and hook workers, professional subjects must be trained, but the standard does not specify the unit to conduct training. Businesses can choose the form and method of training, ensuring workers are equipped with necessary knowledge and skills.

Key Takeaways:

• Workers operating forklifts must possess a certificate of forklift operation to meet the requirements of QCVN 25: 2015/BLDTBXH.
• The type of certificate accepted for forklift operation is a certificate of forklift operation, not primary training certificates, vocational training certificates, or vocational skills certificates.
• Businesses can choose the form and method of training for lifting equipment control workers and hook workers, as QCVN 07: 2012/BLDTBXH does not specify the unit to conduct training.
• Employees granted a forklift operating certificate are considered to meet the requirements of QCVN 25: 2015/BLDTBXH.
• The Anh proposed that for employees who directly operate forklift equipment, vocational skills certificates are not required, and a certificate of forklift operation is sufficient.
• Lifting equipment control workers and hook workers must be trained in professional subjects, but the standard does not specify the unit to conduct training.

Statistics:

• 1,000kg is the minimum weight of lifting loads for forklifts covered by QCVN 25: 2015/BLDTBXH.
• 2 electrodes are the standard configuration for electronic welding guns/devices.
• Forklift operating certificates must be granted to employees operating forklifts, according to QCVN 25: 2015/BLDTBXH.
• The standard does not specify the type of certificate (primary, vocational skills, or short-term training) required for forklift operation.

Sources:

• QCVN 25: 2015/BLDTBXH - National technical regulation on occupational safety for forklifts using engines with lifting loads of 1,000kg or more.
• QCVN 03: 2011/BLDTBXH - National technical regulation on occupational safety for electric welding machines and welding work.
• QCVN 07: 2012/BLDTBXH - National Technical Regulation on occupational safety for lifting equipment.
• The Anh's proposal for employees operating forklift equipment.