Learn the Slinger Signaller Hand Signals with Cornerbrook

If you're learning to be a Slinger Signaller, or want to top up your learning on the subject, then this video will show you all the universally recognised hand signals in an easy to understand video format.
We are the best at delivering accredited training in the lifting industry and we hope you enjoy watching this short video.
Cornerbrook Lifting consultants was established by two highly motivated Lifting Operation CPCS instructor/testers who felt that principle contractors and Appointed Persons, (regardless of level of experience) may require assistance in the real world of lifting operations. We believe that nobody should be out there on their own.
Cornerbrook deliver accredited training aimed to assist construction companies and new starters to the lifting industry. Our aim is to develop peoples skill-sets and provide safer lifting operations.
We train people on all aspects of lifting, including crane lifting training, training to use cranes (all aspects), heavy weight lifting, heavy machinery lifting and everything you need regarding on-site lifting training and consultation.
Cornerbrook specialise in training and NVQs for businesses & private individuals for key roles in the lifting industry, serving many business sectors including construction, petrochemicals, utilities, manufacturing, engineering, transportation, steel, aerospace, renewable energy and the military.
We are approved by The Construction Industry Training Board also known as CITB to deliver CPCS training. This card scheme is required to get on UK Contractors Group (UKCG) sites throughout the UK.
We are based in Rawtenstall, Lancashire at the end of the M66 / A56 north of Manchester, BB4 6JY. We are on fantastic bus route links to Manchester and have train stations nearby in Burnley and Accrington.
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[@amandarotherham3521]

Best and clarest support video I have seen in a long time! Perfect, thank you

[@sergueiligostaev84]

Thank you guys 👍 short and well explained

[@CornerbrookLifting]

Cheers, glad it was useful for you 🙂

[@sergueiligostaev84]

@@CornerbrookLifting it is indeed, I’m constantly recapturing everything I do within construction industry, and find this video very informative, robust and to the point . Signals well explained, great job 🤝

[@idditsuma4604]

Thanks

[@MW-cx3sb]

If you give me these signals I will throw my half bottle of water at you... but then I am not a pom either lol

[@mediocreman2]

The graphics didn't always match the correct signals but still better than nothing.

[@CornerbrookLifting]

Wow! Its a training aid.

[@TheConstructionCogsPodcast]

I'd like to point out that the text you've given for slew left and right is opposite to what the video shows. It's stating the singer's left and right, rather than the crane driver's.

[@ChristolynChris]

Irabo

[@zayne6180]

Promo'SM

[@lliambunter]

All I can add is most of the time they're nothing but a bloody nuisance ,you pick something up , you know where it needs to go and you have some fool point in telling you to slew left as if there would be any sense in slewing the other way the only time you need a signaller is when you cannot see the load or where it's going

[@Mark.Claughton]

In the real world, yes, but not in training, lol