Kalmar OPERATOR TRAINING

OPERATOR TRAINING
CUSTOMER TRAINING PROGRAM TEREX PORT SOLUTIONS
Foreword
Please contact us!

In this brochure, you will find details of the courses available within the Terex Port Solutions (TPS) customer training program.
Should you have any further questions about this TPS customer training program or do
you want to order one of our trainings, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Alexander Bongart
Manager Training Operation
Training (PSS 26)
Forststrae 16
40597 Dsseldorf, Germany
T +49 211 7102-3546
M +49 173 29 27 361
F +49 211 7102-53546
E alexander.bongart@terex.com
Deborah Schriegel
Training Administration & Coordination
Training (PSS 26)
Forststrae 16
40597 Dsseldorf, Germany
T +49 211 7102-3792
M +49 162 25 96 648
F +49 211 7102-53792
E deborah.schriegel@terex.com
Terex Port Solutions 2014

Customer training program Terex Port Solutions
Foreword
Making skills work

develop your staff through our training courses
Making skills work true to this motto we support you with high quality training solutions to exploit the full potential of your TPS products and to boost your productivity.
We offer you a comprehensive range of training courses that qualify your staff in the safe
and efficient operation and maintenance of TPS products and their components. You benefit from our many years of experience. We continuously develop our training courses on
the basis of intensive customer interaction and local expertise. With practical work carried
out on the products, we ensure that your staff acquires the relevant know-how. We document the participants successful completion of the course with our training certificates,
which are recognised by the industry.
The most important highlights

Modular, practice-oriented training program
German-educated technical trainers
Operator trainers with more than 20 years experience in Port of Antwerp
State-of-the-art equipment used in training
Comprehensive training documentation for each course
Training courses held at our training centers in
Dsseldorf (Germany)
Wrzburg/Hamburg (Germany)
Antwerp (Belgium)
Montceau les Mines (France)
Training courses held onsite at your port
Renowned Terex Port Solutions training certificate

Foreword
Training centre in Dsseldorf, Germany
Highlights:
Highly experienced trainers
State-of-the-art training workplaces with
their own PC and the Simatic Manager
Simulators to represent the overall
crane control system
Comprehensive training documentation
for each course
Renowned Terex Port Solutions training
certificate
Training centre in Antwerp, Belgium
Highlights:
Trainers from experience
Two state-of-the-art simulators featuring many
operating scenarios that are adapted to Terex
Gottwald mobile harbour cranes
HMK 260 E mobile harbour crane for hands-on
training

Foreword

Training centre in Montceau
les Mines, France
Highlights:
Terex Port Solutions certified trainers
TPS training quality workplace
Terex reach stacker for hands-on training
Technical documentation for training
Renowned Terex Port Solutions training
certificate
Training centre in Wrzburg/Hamburg, Germany
Highlights:
Well-educated trainers
Terex straddle carrier for hands-on training
Detailed training documentation

Contents
Content
1
Mobile harbour crane 7
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
Simulator 8
Simulator & hands-on 10
From zero to hero general cargo/grab12
Upgrade to mobile harbour crane 14
Upgrade to automatic container spreader16
Automated guided vehicle 17
Aerial work platform 18
Forklift performance19
5 Tugmaster20
6
Straddle carrier & sprinter carrier 22
Reach stacker 24
Empty container handler26
Ship-to-shore crane28
10
Rubber tyred gantry crane30
11 Bulldozer 32
12
Compact track loader/skid steer loader 34
13
Driver license (for Germany only) 35
13.1
13.2
13.3
13.4
Aerial work platform 35

Overhead crane 36
Forklift 37
Automated guided vehicle 38
PLEASE NOTICE
For all onsite trainings the respective product must be available.

1 Mobile harbour crane
Mobile harbour crane
Targets
Concept:
Acquiring and
improving the
necessary skills to
operate a mobile
habour crane in a safe
and productive way
Simulator training
Application of
experience gained
from simulator training
course to practical use
Improved productivity
and a safe way of
working through
onsite instruction on
your own harbour
cranes
Target groups
Crane drivers with

little experience or
none
Hands-on training
On-site training
Experienced crane
drivers
Improved container
handling:
container
EUR
h
EUR
50
2,000
= 100,000
year
h
container
year

1.1
Simulator
Number of participants:

Max. 2 participants
Duration:

2 weeks
Location:

Antwerp, Belgium
At the start of the training workshop, we ensure that all participants are informed about
all therelevant safety regulations. In addition, the participants are made familiar with the
operating manual and the Visumatic crane control and the visualisation system.
Seminar contents:

Instructions on safety procedures (theoretical)
Preface simulator
General remarks about mobile cranes
General safety instructions
Legend for notices, warning and prohibition signs
Hosting factors, hand signal and radio communication
Emergency stop buttons
Smoke detection system
Dead man switch
Daily inspections
Instructions on how to use the simulator
Condition for crane operation
Condition for travel operation
General operating functions
Instructions on how to use the visualisation
Visumatic symbols/selecting language/setting the time
Limit switch test/safe load indicator
Hook and spreader selection screen
Fault messages
Basic operation
Travelling, steering, braking
Stabiliser, propping, levelling
Slewing, hoisting, luffing
Practice for driving experience and handling
Continued on next page


Continued from course program simulator

Hook operation
Attaching the hook swivel gear
Catching the load
Hook balance compensation
Loading and unloading alongside different types of vessels
Spreader operation
Gravity compensation, telescoping
Handling of the flippers
Locking/unlocking
Grab operation if required
Simulation scenarios
Operation during daytime and night
Operation in good and bad weather conditions
Operation in unusual and emergency situations

1.2
Simulator & hands-on


Max. 2 participants
Duration:

3 weeks (Simulator Training: 2 weeks, Hands-on Training: 1 week)
Location:

Antwerp, Belgium
At the start of the training workshop, we ensure that all participants are informed about
all the relevant safety regulations. In addition, the participants are made familiar with the
operating manual and the Visumatic crane control and the visualisation system. During
all practical sessions the participants learn handy hints and tricks from the experienced
trainer resulting in increased handling performance.
Seminar contents:

Instructions on safety procedures (theoretical)
Preface simulator
General remarks about Mobile Crane
General safety instructions
Legend for notices, warning and prohibition signs
Hosting factors, hand signal and radio communication
Emergency stop buttons
Smoke detection system
Dead man switch
Daily inspections
Instructions on how to use the simulator (simulator)
Condition for crane operation
Condition for travel operation
General operating functions
Remarks for operation (hands-on)
General operating function
Requirements for crane operation & travelling
Instructions on how to use the visualisation (simulator/hands-on)
Visumatic symbols/selecting language/setting the time
Limit switch test/safe load indicator
Hook and spreader selection screen
Fault messages
Basic operation (simulator/hands on)
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Continued from course program simulator & hands-on
Travelling, steering, braking
Stabiliser, propping, levelling
Slewing, hoisting, luffing
Practice for driving experience and handling
Hook operation (simulator/hands-on)
Attaching the hook swivel gear
Catching the load
Hook balance compensation
Spreader operation (simulator/hands-on)
Gravity compensation, telescoping
Handling of the flippers
Locking/unlocking
Grab operation if required (simulator)
Lowering and raising the boom for maintenance works (hands-on)
Simulation scenarios (simulator)
Operation during daytime and night
Operation in good and bad weather conditions
Operation in unusual and emergency situations

11
1.3
From zero to hero general cargo/grab


Max. 2 participants
Duration:

4 weeks
Location:

On site
At the start of the training workshop, we ensure that all participants are informed about all
the relevant safety regulations. In addition, participants are made familiar with the operating manual and the Visumatic crane control and visualisation system.
The practical part of the course involves travelling the crane and coordinating hand
movements and the eye for controlling hoisting, slewing and luffing operations. Particular
emphasis is placed on keeping the load under control. In the practical exercises, normal,
unusual and emergency situations are simulated. A further training module focuses on the
particular features of cargo handling with the hook and spreader. During all practical sessions the participants learn handy hints and tricks from the experienced trainer resulting
in increased handling performance.
Seminar contents:

Lifting gear and use of lifting gear
Shackle between hoist and cargo
Supervision of actions
Maintenance lifting gear/use of lifting gear
Calculating the S.W.L.
International signals
Warning signals
General moves and signals
Vertical/horizontal movement
Danger
Radio communication
Driving and placing of the crane
Driving and crab steering
Easy manoeuvring through bottlenecks
Placing the crane in the best position (hatch) to work on a vessel
Stabilizer pads and beams of the crane
Parking the crane (off work, power cable)
Pre use check up
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Continued from course program from zero to hero general cargo/grab

Safety procedure crane driver
Storm warning
Transport of people
Load diagram
Visibility
Communication with technical staff
Portside and star board
Related tasks
Basic knowledge of ship structure
Operating of the crane
Rotation of the crane
Combining the movements/beam movements
Following of pre-determined route with an empty hook
Approaching of cargo on a correct and safe way
Hoisting and lowering of cargo
Placing of cargo on trailers or mafis
Loading and unloading cargo in and out of a hatch
Operating and rotating an empty grab
Loading and unloading of bulk
Problem solving

13
1.4
Upgrade to mobile harbour crane


Max. 2 participants
Duration:

2 weeks
Location:

On site
At the start of the training workshop, we ensure that all trainees are informed about all
therelevant safety regulations. In addition, the trainees are made familiar with the operating manual and the crane control and visualisation system Visumatic.
The practical part of the course involves travelling the crane and coordinating hand
movements and the eye for controlling hoisting, slewing and luffing operations. Particular
emphasis is placed on keeping the load under control. In the practical exercises, normal,
unusual and emergency situations are simulated. A further training module focuses on the
particular features of cargo handling with the hook and spreader. During all practical sessions the participants learn handy hints and tricks from the experienced trainer resulting
Seminar contents:

Storm warning
Transport of people
Load diagram
Visibility
Related tasks
Basic knowledge of ship structure (cells, gliders, bays)
Technical safety procedures
Working methods
Pre use check up
General daily check up (tour of the crane)
Safety path of the crane
Engine room
Lights, horn, communication systems etc.
Testing all movements before starting to work
Driving and placing of the crane
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Continued from course program upgrade to mobile harbour crane
Driving
Crab steering (optional)
Easy maneuvering through bottlenecks
Placing the crane
Stabilizer pads and beams of the crane
Rotation and movements
Operating and rotating the spreader
Working with telescopic spreader/twin spreader
Operating flippers and flipper arm
Approaching of the containers on a correct and safe way
Hoisting and lowering containers
Placing of the containers on trailers or mafis
Loading and unloading containers from a deck/in a hold
Handling hatch covers
Attachments over-height
Problem solving
Risk detection and safety

15
1.5
Upgrade to automatic container spreader


Max. 2 participants
Duration:

1 week
Location:

On site
The objective of the training is to require the necessary knowledge and skills to work with
the automatic container spreader in a safe and efficient manner. During all practical sessions the participants learn handy hints and tricks from the experienced trainer resulting
Seminar contents:

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Storm warning
Transport of people
Load diagram
Visibility
Related tasks
Working methods
Operating of the crane with automatic container spreader
Rotation of the crane with spreader
Combining the movements with spreader
Beam movements with spreader
Operating and rotating the spreader
Working with telescopic spreader
Operating flippers and flipper arm
Approaching of the containers on a correct and safe way
Placing of the containers on trailers or mafis
Loading and unloading containers from a deck/in a hatch
Attachments over-height
Working with twin-spreader
Problem solving

2 Automated guided vehicle
Automated guided vehicle


Max. 6 participants
Duration:

1,5 days
Location:

On site
Requirements:

For the AGV operator training an AGV and a driving area must be available
The aim of the training is to require the necessary knowledge and skills to operate the
AGV in a safe way.
Seminar contents:

Safety instructions
Possible hazards caused by automated systems
Site specific hazards
Communication with the control center
Safe handling of batteries (optional)
Operation
Remote control operation
Behaviour during operation
Restart the vehicle in automatic mode
Recover the vehicle
Recover the vehicle out of the rack (optional)
Functions of the control panel
Status LEDs

17
3 Aerial work platform
Aerial work platform


Max. 6 participants
Duration:

2 days
Location:

Dsseldorf
On site
the aerial work platform in a safe and efficient manner.
Seminar contents:

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Theory
Check up
Technical explanation
Safety symbols
Personal safety
Stability-working with the load diagram
Practice
Preventive check up
Start procedure
Driving position
Brake test
Controlling the environment
Safe driving height
Load diagram
Driving exercises

4 Forklift performance
Forklift performance

Max. 4 participants
Duration:

2 days
Location:

On site
The aim of the training is to require the necessary knowledge and skills to operate a forklift in a safe and productive way.
Seminar contents:

Theory
Daily maintenance
Check up of the forklift
Check up of the instruments
Safety symbols
Personal safety
Practice
Preventive check up
Start procedure
Driving position
Brake test
Controling the environment
Safe driving height
Load diagram
Combining driving and use of leavers
Picking up, transporting, stacking and lowering cargo
Approaching cargo and ideal work method
Parking procedure

19
5Tugmaster
Tugmaster

Max. 2 participants
Duration:

2 days
Location:

On site
the tugmaster in a safe and efficient manner.
Seminar contents:

General
Understanding of the function
Daily check-up
Driving check-up
Stability, load, determining the center of gravity
Handling of the vehicle
Safe and efficient driving
Coping with risks
Eye contact
Terminal safety regulations
Anticipating slopes
Departure on slopes
Tour of the vehicle
Stepping in/out
Control panel
Engine and turbo
Breaks
5th wheel
Lights
Harp lock
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5Tugmaster
Continued from course program tugmaster

Driving the vehicle (unloaded)
Preventive control
Gearbox program
Loading/unloading
Cornering
Control environment
Risk control
Working with the vehicle (loaded)
Check up chassis
Check up 5th wheel
Hooking up procedure
Hydraulic pump
Safety procedure 5th wheel
Driving forward/backwards
Parking dockshelter
Risks
Unhooking procedure
Practice
Working with the tugmaster

21
6 Straddle carrier & sprinter carrier
Straddle carrier & sprinter carrier


Max. 2 participants
Duration:

12 days
Location:

On site
the straddle carrier & sprinter carrier in a safe and efficient manner.
Seminar contents:

General
Understanding of the functions
Daily check-up
Driving check-up
Stability, load, determining the center of gravity
Handling of the vehicle
Safe and efficient driving
Coping with risks
Eye contact
Terminal safety regulations
Rules of courtesy
Tour of the vehicle
Control below, left and right side
Accessing the vehicle
Engine and turbo
Breaks
Cooling system
Lights
Driving the straddle carrier & sprinter carrier (unloaded)
Preventive control
Test all movements
Test spreader 20, 40, twin
Gearbox program
Control environment
Risk control
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6 Straddle carrier & sprinter carrier

Continued from course program straddle carrier & sprinter carrier
Seminar contents (Part2):

Working with the straddle carrier & sprinter carrier (unloaded)
Approaching the container
Driving parallel over the container
Spreader position
Spreader on top of container
Hooking containers
Driving height
Control environment
Positioning of the container
To center the spreader
Driving height after unloading container
Working with the straddle carrier & sprinter carrier below crane
According to the terminal procedures
Practice
Working 1 high
Working 2 high
Working 3 high
Overheigth, overwidth, overlength
Practice with twin spreader
Positioning 20 containers
Terminal guidelines for twin

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7 Reach stacker
Reach stacker

Max. 3 participants
Duration:

3 days
Location:

On site
The scope of the training is to provide the necessary knowledge to handle and operate
the reach stacker in order to handle and move containers in a safe and productive way.
Seminar contents:

General
Reach stacker technical knowledge
Reach stacker daily maintenance pre use check up
To hoist and lower containers in a safe way
Special technique to load and stack containers 4 to 5 high
Stability, load and centre location
Theoretical initiation
Getting acquainted with the inside of the reach stacker
Pre use check up
The controls panel
Symbols (safety and driving symbols)
Engine and turbo
Hydraulic system
Practical initiation
How to operate the reach stacker
The controls panel
Safety instructions reach stacker
Working with the reach stacker
Driving the reach stacker
How to approach the container
Positioning the spreader
Anticipating underground in order to absorb the reach stackers movements
How to turn and move in a tire-saving way
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7 Reach stacker
Continued from course program reach stacker

Pick up, lift and lower containers
Positioning of container in view of stability
Safe driving safety level visibility
How to stack containers one high
Positioning containers two and three high
Positioning spreader in view of corner pockets (twist locks)
Order of maneuvering (safety height before side movement or rotation)
Positioning containers four and five high extra handling
Anticipating changed stability of vehicle
Anticipating underground before stacking five high
Operating the joy stick (alternated handling commands)
Anticipating the monkey in the box effect (uneven loaded cargo effect)

25
8 Empty container handler
Empty container handler


Max. 2 participants
Duration:

5 days
Location:

On site
The scope of the training is to provide the necessary knowledge to handle and operate
the empty container handler (ECH) in order to handle and move empty containers in a
safe and productive way.
Seminar contents:

General
ECH technical knowledge
ECH daily maintenance pre use check up
Stacking containers in a safe way
Stacking 2 containers in 1 move
Stacking empty containers 6 and 7 high
Using the safety clamps
Stability of the ECH
Safety regulation of the terminal
Theory
Pre check up
Introduction of the control cab of the ECH
Symbols and controls
Engine and turbo
Hydraulic system
Practical initiation
How to operate the ECH
Control panel
Brake test
Safety instructions
Combination driving and operating joystick
26

8 Empty container handler

Continued from course program empty container handler

Working with the ECH
Driving with the ECH
Approaching a container
Use of safety clamps
Hoisting an empty container
Center the spreader
Anticipating with the driving surface to absorb ECH movements
Driving and turning in a tire-saving way
Lifting and lowering empty containers
Positioning of container in view of stability
Safe driving safety level visibility
How to stack containers one high
Positioning spreader in view of corner pockets
Order of maneuvering (safety height before side movement or rotation)
Stacking containers 4 and 5 high
Anticipating underground before stacking five high
Anticipating underground before stacking 7 high

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9 Ship-to-shore crane
Ship-to-shore crane

Max. 2 participants
Duration:

4 weeks
Location:

On site
The scope of the training is to provide the necessary knowledge and skill to handle and
operate a ship-to-shore crane in order to load and unload ships in a safe and productive
way.
Seminar contents:

General
International signals
Use of container spreader
Pre use check up
Tour of the crane
Safety path of the crane
Engine room
Lights
Rails
Shackle between hoist and cargo
Supervision of actions
Maintenance lifting gear
Calculating the S.W.L.
28

9 Ship-to-shore crane
Continued from course program ship-to-shore crane

Description of the function of crane operator check up crane
Storm warning
People transport
Load diagram
Visibility
Communication
Related tasks ship-to-shore crane training
International signals (communication)
Eye contact
Warning signals
General moves and signals
Vertical movement
Horizontal movement
Danger
Practice
Driving with the crane
Positioning the crane
Combining the movements
Use of container spreader
Loading and unloading of containers on a vessel

29
10 Rubber tyred gantry crane
10
Rubber tyred gantry crane


Max. 2 participants
Duration:

1 week
Location:

On site
The scope of the training is to provide the necessary knowledge and skill to handle and
operate a rubber tyred gantry crane (RTG) in order to load and unload containers in a
safe and productive way.
Seminar contents:

General
Safety procedure RTG driver
Operating the RTG
Pre use check up
Daily inspections and maintenance
Tour of the RTG
Safety path of the RTG
Construction
Engine room
Control panel
Controls
Safety doors
Chair
PLC-control
DGPS (assisted autosteering)
Communication system
Cameras
Wind speed indicator
Anti-collision
Remote control (if applied)
Lights
Safety of the RTG operator (depending on type RTG)
30

10 Rubber tyred gantry crane

Continued from course program rubber tyred gantry crane

Working with the RTG
Start the engine
Selecting driving direction and steering
Modus carrousel drive
Modus park wheels
Operating/securing cat
Anchor cables
Operating RTG
Daily check up
Starting engine
Breaking test
Control environment
Check up cables
Check up spreader (20, 30, 40, twin)
Checking extendable twin
Driving trolley
Driving RTG
Operating hoisting system
Operating flippers
Hoisting containers
Transporting containers
Stacking containers (up to 5 high)
Swing control (with and without anti swing device)
Securing trolley position
Emergency stop
PLC malfunction
Combination of movements
Loading containers on train and truck
Parking collision free
Engine off and securing trolley
Hooking up to external electrical system
Anchoring RTG

31
11 Bulldozer
11
Bulldozer

Max. 2 participants
Duration:

3 days
Location:

On site
The objective of the training is to provide the necessary knowledge and skills to operate
bulldozers safely and with improved productivity.
Seminar contents:

General
Equipment and the engine
Working conditions
Risks that go with the equipment and the manipulation
Safety and regulations
Practical exercises and manoeuvres
Evaluation of the candidate
Equipment and engine
Hydraulic system
Starting procedure
Dashboard icons
Working conditions
Preparations
Warming-up
Overview
Analysis of the environment
Persons and vehicles around
Type of cargo
General working conditions
32

11 Bulldozer
Continued from course program bulldozer

General safety conditions
Stopping procedure
Specific safety conditions
International and local regulations
Points of attentions
Operate the bulldozer safely and with high productivity
Different hands-on exercises
Operation in real-world
Extreme challenging situations

33
12 Compact track loader/skid steer loader
12
Compact track loader/skid steer loader


Max. 2 participants
Duration:

3 days
Location:

On site
The objective of the training is to provide the necessary knowledge and skills to operate
compact track loaders/skid steer loaders safely and with improved productivity.
Seminar contents:

34
General
Equipment and the engine
Working conditions
Practical exercises and manoeuvres
Evaluation of the candidate
Equipment and engine
Hydraulic system
Starting procedure
Dashboard icons
Working conditions
Preparations
Warming-up
Overview
Analysis of the environment
Persons and vehicles around
Type of cargo
General safety conditions/points of attentions
Stopping procedure
Specific safety conditions
International and local regulations
Operate the compact track loader/skid steer loader safely and with high productivity
Different hands-on exercises
Operation in real-world
Extreme challenging situations

13 Driver license (for Germany only)
13
Driver license (for Germany only)
13.1
Aerial work platform


Max. 6 participants
Duration:

2 days
Location:

Dsseldorf, Germany
On site
the aerial work platform in a safe and efficient manner.
Seminar contents:

Theory
Check up
Safety symbols
Personal safety
Practice
Preventive check up
Start procedure
Driving position
Brake test
Safe driving height
Load diagram
Driving exercises
Test
Theory test
Practical examination

35
13.2
Overhead crane

Max. 6 participants
Duration:

2 days
Location:

Dsseldorf, Germany
On site
The aim of the training is to require the necessary knowledge and skills to operate a overhead crane in a safe and productive way.
Seminar contents:

36
Theory
Load symbols
Personal Safety
Safety symbols
Check up
Load handling
Attach the load
Practice
Preventive check up
Start procedure
Driving exercises
Test
Theory test

13.3
Forklift

Max. 6 participants
Duration:

2 days
Location:

Dsseldorf, Germany
Onsite
The aim of the training is to require the necessary knowledge and skills to operate a forklift in a safe and productive way.
Seminar contents:

Theory
Daily maintenance
Check up of the forklift
Check up of the instruments
Safety symbols
Personal safety
Practice
Preventive check up
Start procedure
Driving position
Brake test
Controling the environment
Safe driving height
Load diagram
Combining driving and use of leavers
Picking up, transporting, stacking and lowering cargo
Approaching cargo and ideal work method
Parking procedure
Test
Theory test

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13.4
Automated guided vehicle


Max. 6 participants
Duration:

1,5 days
Location:

On site
Requirements:

Forklift driver license
NOTICE
If you do not own a forklift driver license we provide a combined 3-day training.
Seminar contents:

Safety instructions
Safety symbols
Personal safety
Check up
Safe handling of batteries (optional)
Operation
Remote control operation
Recover the vehicle (theoretical)
Functions of the control panel
Status LEDs
Test
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Notes

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Customer training program Terex Port Solutions - Version 07.14

Subject to change without notice
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Effective date: August, 2013. Product specifications and prices are subject to change without notice or obligation. The photographs and/or drawings
in this document are for illustrative purposes only. Refer to the appropriate Operators Manual for instructions on the proper use of this equipment.
Failure to follow the appropriate Operators Manual when using our equipment or otherwise failure to act responsibly may result in serious injury or death.
The only warranty applicable to our equipment is the standard written warranty applicable to the particular product and sale and Terex Port Solutions makes
no other warranty, express or implied. Products and services listed may be trademarks, service marks or trade-names of Terex Corporation and/or its subsidiaries
in the USA and other countries. All rights are reserved. Terex is a registered trademark of Terex Corporation in the USA and many other countries.
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Terex Port Solutions 2014

Making skills work

Modular, practice-oriented training program

German-educated technical trainers

Operator trainers with more than 20 years experience in Port of Antwerp

State-of-the-art equipment used in training

Comprehensive training documentation for each course

Training courses held at our training centers in

Montceau les Mines (France)

Training courses held onsite at your port

Renowned Terex Port Solutions training certificate

Terex Port Solutions 2014

Training centre in Dsseldorf, Germany

Training centre in Antwerp, Belgium

Terex Port Solutions 2014

Training centre in Wrzburg/Hamburg, Germany

Terex Port Solutions 2014

Mobile harbour crane 7

Automated guided vehicle 17

Aerial work platform 18

Straddle carrier & sprinter carrier 22

Reach stacker 24

Empty container handler26

Rubber tyred gantry crane30

Compact track loader/skid steer loader 34

Driver license (for Germany only) 35

Aerial work platform 35

Terex Port Solutions 2014

1 Mobile harbour crane

Mobile harbour crane

Crane drivers with

Terex Port Solutions 2014

1 Mobile harbour crane

Instructions on safety procedures (theoretical)

General remarks about mobile cranes

General safety instructions

Legend for notices, warning and prohibition signs

Hosting factors, hand signal and radio communication

Emergency stop buttons

Smoke detection system

Dead man switch

Instructions on how to use the simulator

Condition for crane operation

Condition for travel operation

General operating functions

Instructions on how to use the visualisation

Visumatic symbols/selecting language/setting the time

Limit switch test/safe load indicator

Hook and spreader selection screen

Travelling, steering, braking

Stabiliser, propping, levelling

Slewing, hoisting, luffing

Practice for driving experience and handling

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Terex Port Solutions 2014

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Attaching the hook swivel gear

Catching the load

Hook balance compensation

Loading and unloading alongside different types of vessels

Gravity compensation, telescoping

Mobile harbour crane 7

Automated guided vehicle 17

Aerial work platform 18

Straddle carrier & sprinter carrier 22

Reach stacker 24

Empty container handler26

Rubber tyred gantry crane30

Compact track loader/skid steer loader 34

Driver license (for Germany only) 35

Aerial work platform 35