Awareness training built on OSHA 29 CFR Parts 1917 and 1918 for marine terminal and longshoring work.
Buy individual access now or use the course as a repeatable team training record for marine terminal workers, longshore teams, waterfront supervisors, equipment spotters. Certificates are built for employer files, customer proof, and audit readiness.
Price
$49.00
Time
1 hour
Record
Certificate
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The moment you finish, you get a dated completion certificate you can download, print, and keep on file. It records the OSHA 29 CFR Parts 1917 and 1918 training standard, completion date, and course name — the details a safety file or DOT auditor asks for.
Certificate of Completion
[ Employee Name ]
has successfully completed
Maritime Crane and Material-Handling Equipment Safety Awareness
OSHA 29 CFR Parts 1917 and 1918
Standard referenced
CERT-XXXXXX
Verification ID
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This is awareness-level content only. It does not certify, qualify, or authorize equipment operation or signaling under 29 CFR Parts 1917 and 1918.
Most teams need more than one certification. Add a second course and 10% comes off your whole order — a third takes off 15%.
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OSHA 29 CFR Part 1917, which covers marine terminals, and Part 1918, which covers longshoring. Cranes and other material-handling equipment are addressed in both.
Only employees the employer has determined are qualified. 29 CFR 1917.27 requires that powered industrial truck and crane operators be trained and, where applicable, certified, and 1918.98 sets qualification requirements for longshoring machinery operators.
No. Operator qualification includes an employer evaluation of actual performance on the specific equipment. This is awareness training for people who work on and around that equipment.
No. General industry powered industrial truck training follows 29 CFR 1910.178. Marine terminal and longshoring work has its own standards, which is why this course exists separately.
Signal persons, riggers, deck and terminal crew, checkers, and supervisors who need to understand load paths, exclusion zones and when to stop a lift.