Please NoteCourse Only Available on Request
Stage 2 Winch Hydraulic Systems
£1,090 + VAT per person
Before booking any of these courses you should:
- Check the Course Planner & Progression Route here
- We recommend you complete the Stage 1 Hydraulics course
- If you have not completed the above course, complete our online self-assessment here
Is this the correct course for you based on your results? Please read the course information below, or feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
This course is for Technicians and Engineers involved in the maintenance and management of winch systems involving a range of hydraulics and controls and across such sectors as: Offshore/marine, fishing, dockside, construction and crane applications.
Before booking any of these courses you should:
- Check the Course Planner & Progression Route here
- We recommend you complete the Stage 1 Hydraulics course
- If you have not completed the above course, complete our online self-assessment here
Is this the correct course for you based on your results? Please read the course information below, or feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Also ideal for company technical representatives.
Course Details
The course has a HIGH PRACTICAL content.
Duration:
3 Day Course (9am – 4pm)
Price:
£1,090 per person + VAT
The cut off date to book onto this course is 7 days before the start date
Candidates will receive a comprehensive set of course notes, refreshments and certificate of attendance.
Course Objectives
On completion of this course candidates will:
- Know the types of winch in common use across a range of industry applications and associated terminology.
- Be able to identify the hazard and manage the risks associated with winch maintenance.
- Know the function, operation, application and control of the major components including winch construction.
- Know the principles of load sensing and associated valves, pumps, motor drive systems and motion control valves.
- Know the procedures to follow when carrying out effective installation, commissioning and fault diagnosis.
- Know the causes of failure in hydraulic systems and importance of good contamination management at all times.