Rack Training
Rack-Master are able to offer several End User Rack Training Courses, to ensure that you and your warehouse remain compliant with the latest legislation.
These courses give delegates the knowledge and skills they need to conduct routine pallet & cantilever racking inspections.
The courses run every few weeks, so please contact us for up-to-date information and available dates.
Benefits of our End User Training Courses:
Increased safety levels within the workplace
Ensured compliance with your legal responsibilities as an employer
Protection for your employees
Your staff must be “racking aware” in order to spot damage and know how to perform routine equipment checks, which will increase the safety of your warehouse.
Our Rack Safety Awareness course (RSA Training) can be useful in this situation.
The courses, which are mentioned in HSG76, gives your employees the fundamental instruction, know-how, and abilities they require to do their jobs in a safe manner. It addresses load notices, industry guidelines, in-house rack inspectors and the safe operation of racking systems, amongst other topics.
Who Needs to Take the RSA Course?
A designated Person Responsible for Rack Safety (PRRS) who is appropriate for the warehouse’s operational environment.
The purpose of the RSA training course is for you to be able to conduct routine, ongoing inspections of the racks within your own business.
SEMA Rack Safety Awareness Course
The SEMA one-day Rack Safety Awareness (RSA) training gives participants the knowledge and skills they need to conduct weekly or monthly “in-house” rack inspections of their own company’s racking in compliance with SEMA regulations.
This course is mainly aimed at people who work in warehousing that utilises Pallet Racking as its main type of storage equipment.
SEMA Cantilever Rack Safety Awareness Course
The SEMA Cantilever Rack Safety Awareness (CRSA) Course is a one-day course designed mainly for people who work in warehouse storage and logistics that’s warehouses utilise Cantilever Racking.
Both courses cover:
Legislation
Various types of inspection and frequency required
Supplier duties
User duties
Inspection record keeping
Action items