Mobil Vinç Operatörü (Mhc, Sahil ve Gemi Vinci) Seviye 3 MYK Mesleki Yeterlilik Belgesi

ISCO 08: 8343

ISCO 08: 8343

The purpose of this national qualification; In order to carry out the profession of Mobile Crane Operator (MHC, Shore and Ship Crane) (Level 3) by trained and qualified people and to increase the quality of the works;

• Defining the qualifications, knowledge, skills and competencies that candidates should have,
• To allow candidates to prove their professional competence with a valid and reliable document,
• To create references and resources for the education system, examination and certification bodies.

The learning outcomes of this qualification can be acquired in formal and non-formal learning environments such as educational institutions, as well as independently in on-the-job and free learning environments.

Person with this qualification;

• Explains the actions to be taken against OHS and environmental safety risks.
• It defines possible risks that may arise from work sites, postal and construction machinery, ships and cargo.
• Lists the actions to be taken in risky and unexpected situations.
• Explains the OHS measures in the work area and during the task process.
• Lists OHS measures according to the characteristics of handling sites, processes and loads.
• It lists the personal protective equipment that should be used in accordance with the field, operation and load during the work.
• Explains the meanings of safety and health signs in work areas.
• Explains the warning signs in the work areas, the directions of the traffic signs and markers.
• Applies occupational health and safety and environmental protection measures.
• Applies safe working and personal safety methods in accordance with the instructions.
• Implements the measures to be taken against hazards and risks.
• Implements measures to reduce environmental risks.
• Recognizes the types and characteristics of dangerous cargoes.
• Defines dangerous loads according to IMDG code classification.
• Explains how to read identification labels according to the coding system for dangerous goods.
• It lists the special operations to be done on the IMO labeled containers/loads that fall under the IMDG code classification.
• List the environmental safety measures in the work area.
• Defines possible causes of environmental pollution caused by heavy equipment and load.
• Lists the measures to be taken against the risks that may arise from the work area, ships and cargoes, suitable for environmental safety.
• Explains the efficiency and quality requirements.
• Lists the machine usage methods for energy saving during operation.
• Lists the efficient working elements in the work area and work process.
• Indicates emergency actions.
• Explains the actions to be taken according to OHS rules in case of work accident.
• Explains the basic first aid rules and precautions according to the condition of the boiler and the working area.
• Defines the methods of starting and completing work.
• It defines the methods of receiving and giving shifts, and obtaining work orders, work lists, and work information.
• Defines the filling methods of construction machine forms.
• Follows the helmsman's directions.
• The given helmsman reads the hand signals.
• It maintains communication with the helmsman with methods in accordance with the instructions in handling.
• Explain the ships berthing at the ports according to their cargo and operational characteristics.
• Defines basic ship types/types.
• Explains the general structure and basic features of the basic ship types/types in terms of handling operations.
• Controls the types, properties and fastening methods of loads.
• Defines general cargo loads and their properties according to load types.
• Explains the basic methods and equipment of lashing/slinging applications.
• Checks the suitability of lashing and slings to the load.
• Performs daily inspections of mobile crane/multipurpose crane/shore and/or ship crane.
• Explain the structure and operational characteristics of the mobile crane/multi-purpose crane.
• Explain the technology of the shore and/or ship crane.
• Performs physical controls of mobile crane/multipurpose crane/shore and/or ship crane before operation.
• Performs functional controls of mobile crane/multipurpose crane/shore and/or ship crane.
• Applies the debugging procedures of mobile crane/multipurpose crane/shore and/or ship crane.
• It controls the walking functions and outriggers of the multi-purpose crane.
• Explains the operational support to be given to the technical team in detecting the fault/error, and assists in fault detection/applies troubleshooting procedures.
• It is replaced by a mobile crane.
• It drives the mobile crane.
• It is aligned with the mobile crane.
• Positions the mobile crane.
• Secures the mobile crane to the ground.
• With the mobile crane, it waits in accordance with the instructions.
• Parks the mobile crane.
• Explains the load and loading plan.
• Explains the container types and basic usage characteristics according to the loads.
• Defines the content of the ship bay plan / cargo plan.
• Cargo handlers with mobile crane/ shore and/or ship crane.
• It directs the transfer/transport vehicles.
• Reads ship cargo plans. (when handling with ship crane)
• Secures load to sling/rope/hook or spreader.
• Upload it.
• Load returns.
• Mine makes the load.
• Explains the methods of opening and closing the lid on the ship.
• Secures the load to the sling/rope/hook.
• It adjusts the distance of the load and crane with boom movements.
• It defines the transport, gripping equipment and parking position suitable for the characteristics of the load.
• It enables the load to reach the balance position with the rope/hook.
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• It controls the weight balance of the sling load.
• Lifts the load to a safe height.
• It notifies for loads exceeding the loading weight limit.
• Load returns.
• It turns the crane in the direction of where the load is to be dropped.
• It brings the load to the level of the place where it will land.
• Mine makes the load.
• Lowers the load aligned to the vehicle/ship/ground.
• Separates the hook from the load / sling.
• It receives confirmation that the load left in the sling loads is separated from the crane.
• Positions the shore crane.
• Operates the beach crane.
• It aligns the load or stack with the shore crane.
• It parks and waits with the shore crane.

This qualification aims to document professional learning outcomes and does not contain key competences.

Candidates who want to achieve this qualification are subjected to theoretical and performance-based exams defined in the units.

Theoretical and performance-based exams in the qualification units can be done separately for each unit or together. However, each unit is evaluated independently.

At least twenty (20) questions for the compulsory A1 unit in the theoretical exam; at least fifteen (15) questions for elective B1 and B4 units; at least twenty-five (25) questions for the elective unit B2; For the elective B3 unit, a written exam with at least ten (10) questions with 4 options and equal points each is applied. In the exam, candidates are given an average of 1 minute for each question. In the exam organized with multiple choice questions, no points are deducted from the questions answered incorrectly.

All skills and competencies are measured by a performance-based exam. The duration of the performance-based examination should, within the specified scope, correspond to the time in actual practice conditions. The performance-based exam is carried out in a real or realistic working environment (simulator).

Quality assurance processes are provided through certification bodies authorized in line with the relevant legislation, under the responsibility of the Vocational Qualifications Authority.

Establishment and Approval of National Qualifications:

National qualifications developed by institutions and organizations that have the power to represent their sector and profession are verified by the Sector Committees and approved by the VQA Board of Directors.

Assesment and evaluation:

It is carried out by certification bodies accredited by TÜRKAK according to ISO/EN 17024 standard and authorized by the Vocational Qualifications Authority, in accordance with VQA legislation and conditions and methods defined in national qualifications. All measurement-evaluation processes are recorded and stored on camera.

Certification:

VQA Vocational Qualification Certificate is issued to individuals who are determined to be successful by the Authorized Certification Bodies.

Self assessment:

Authorized Certification Bodies carry out self-assessment activities every year in accordance with the procedures and principles determined by VQA. Activity results are submitted to VQA with a self-evaluation report.

External Evaluation:

Based on self-evaluation reports, scheduled or unscheduled surveillance audits are carried out at least once a year by the VQA Audit Department. External evaluation reports are submitted to Authorized Certification Bodies and VQA Board of Directors. In addition, surveillance audits are carried out by TÜRKAK at least every two years within the scope of ISO/EN 17024.

Regular Review:

The external evaluation activities and results of VQA Audit Department are regularly reviewed by VQA Executive Board. In addition, TÜRKAK's external evaluation activities and results are subject to regular review by the European Accreditation Union.

Information Management Systems:

Authorization, measurement-evaluation, self-evaluation and external evaluation processes are carried out through VQA Portal.

Feedback Mechanisms:

In all processes related to qualification, stakeholder participation is ensured at the highest level and opinions, suggestions, objections and complaints are evaluated in accordance with the legislation.

The candidate must certify that he has successfully completed a training program that includes learning outcomes/achievements defined in the proficiency units in which he/she will participate in the exam, or that he has been performing the relevant profession for at least 2 years.

The vertical progression of the Mobile Crane Operator (Level 3) profession can be operator chief and/or field foreman

Vocational Qualifications Authority Law

Regulation on Preparation of National Occupational Standards and National Qualifications

Vocational Qualifications Authority Examination, Measurement, Evaluation and Certification Regulation

Audit Procedures and Principles for Vocational Qualifications Authority Certification Bodies

Qualification certificate is valid for 5 years from the date of issue.