i a slinger/ sig red card a lot of experience with tower and pedestrian cranes (a lot of experience in traffic marshalling/ banksman), did my cpcs with a crawler mobile crane, 1 site i would like to work on is that hickley point, i worked on my cities sea defences, well done to her she would get a lot of support and help from the men, my supervisor is a blue card slinger/ sig and wants to go on a crane operator course and i showed him a mobile crane operator course and he wants to go for it he also a tele handler forks and dumper driver also. the crane operator on the site i work on is a former crane operative on oil rigs. i have a lot of good experience people around me so i can go for my blue card. the thing i'll say about slewing is lower hand gesture than over the shoulder but i will respect the operator wont see lower so well.
Lowest is £16/17 higest can be 18/19 per hour. On average. Altho ive done the job 10 years. And had some specialist jobs for over £300 per day. Also some windy days turn up get sent home after 1 hour and still get full pay. Or ive had jobs with only couple of lifts all week. Or others doing hundreds of lifts per day going crazy. So the hourly rate all depends what type of job your on also
i a slinger/ sig red card a lot of experience with tower and pedestrian cranes (a lot of experience in traffic marshalling/ banksman), did my cpcs with a crawler mobile crane, 1 site i would like to work on is that hickley point, i worked on my cities sea defences, well done to her she would get a lot of support and help from the men, my supervisor is a blue card slinger/ sig and wants to go on a crane operator course and i showed him a mobile crane operator course and he wants to go for it he also a tele handler forks and dumper driver also.
the crane operator on the site i work on is a former crane operative on oil rigs. i have a lot of good experience people around me so i can go for my blue card.
the thing i'll say about slewing is lower hand gesture than over the shoulder but i will respect the operator wont see lower so well.
I want to be Tom Thayer’s friend. He should be on TV.
Very good
Cool 😀
God job
How to fill up log book Banksman task can you explain to me pls
Love to see her on a modebest job
Loooool wouldnt last a minute
This looks good, is there much manual lifting required?
Not much, just chains and some slings
@@bawsemanlykjoe1284disagree very physically demanding
@@rufuskapten2365 go do a manual labouring job for a few weeks then come back with the same opinion.
@@brian8861 🤣🤣 this is exactly why i'm gonna be doing my slinger/signaller then Ped-Op, absolutely done in labouring and i'm not ashamed to admit it
@@joshcoyne2983whats a ped op lad?
Its prohibited to banksman in same time to attach something to the hook and give radio communication
Totally, do not know about UK regulations. But one person to handle the load and one for communication.
I dont anderstand ppl how the personne can have expérience with out working just finish the training...i mean it must be accepted to the compan6
How much money is a slinger/signaler on?
Lowest is £16/17 higest can be 18/19 per hour. On average. Altho ive done the job 10 years. And had some specialist jobs for over £300 per day. Also some windy days turn up get sent home after 1 hour and still get full pay. Or ive had jobs with only couple of lifts all week. Or others doing hundreds of lifts per day going crazy. So the hourly rate all depends what type of job your on also
@@graff.life.82 Where about? Is it in London?
yeh paid 1250 pound for a course got my red card now I kind of regret it because I can not find a job all want experienced slingers
You found a job yet?
Go do agency work
Did you find a Job quickly how did u get past the needing experience dilemma
I was thinking about doing the same and I'm based in London, have any of you found it really hard to get employment after completing your training?
@@Ltcoombs1do agency work
Love to see what she's like in the ran lol.