Motors are an important part of most entertainment events. About every show uses them and many workers are exposed to them. This class will teach safety when using them and recommended maintenance and inspections that are needed to insure safety.

• What is a hoist?

• A study of the ANSI E1.6-2 & AMSE B30.16 safety standards

• Things to consider if buying a new hoist

• Proper and safe usage of a hoist

• A study of electricity of a hoist: Voltage, Resistance, Amps, A.C. vs D.C, 1 phase vs 3 phase, Serial and parallel power connects, Regenerative Braking, What is Horsepower

• Techniques to extend a hoist life: Low Voltage, Effects of bumping motors, Recommended adjustments

• Component Relationship: How each component works with others, How to adjust limits on hoist if they are equipped, How to adjust common brakes

• How to meter key components

• Troubleshooting technics

• How to read a CM Lodestar wiring diagram

• Record Keeping

• Load Testing

• Important Inspections recommendations

DATES: December 5-6, 2020

LOCATION: Online

INSTRUCTOR: David Carmack, Global Entertainment Product Trainer

This course is made possible through the IATSE TTF Course Reimbursement Program. If you are interested in this training, contact Local 480 for more information.