Scope of Work.docx
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This Statement of Work outlines requirements for basic crane operations training and certification for three U.S. Coast Guard personnel (1 civilian, 2 active duty) at USCG Base Honolulu. The training must comply with Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health Division (HIOSH) and Hawaii State Hoisting Machine Operators Advisory Board (HMOAB) standards.
The training consists of classroom instruction and hands-on training at USCG Base Honolulu, covering crane safety protocols, equipment inspection, setup procedures, and operational techniques. The contractor must provide HMOAB-approved certification cards valid for 5 years to successful participants, along with training materials and compliance documentation. Training is to be conducted over three mid-week days in January 2025, with specific dates to be coordinated with the base. Proposals must be submitted on SF-18 form, with Justin Hinkle serving as Contracting Officer and Eric Lentz as Technical POC.
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Statement of Work Crane Certification
Title: Basic Crane Operations Training and Certification
Purpose:
To provide comprehensive training and certification for 3 personnel (1 civilian, 2 active duty Coast Guard members) in basic crane operations. The training will comply with the standards and requirements set forth by the Hawai’i Occupational Safety and Health Division (HIOSH) and the Hawai’i State Hoisting Machine Operators Advisory Board (HMOAB).
Training Requirements
1. Classroom Training
• Location: USCG Base Honolulu (On-site).
• Topics Covered:
• Crane safety protocols and procedures (aligned with OSHA and HIOSH standards).
• Terminology specific to crane operations.
• Equipment inspection requirements per HMOAB regulations.
• Crane setup, load chart interpretation, and operational limits.
2. Hands-On Training
• Location: USCG Base Honolulu (Using Base Crane).
• Training Components:
• Site evaluation and setup for crane operations.
• Pre-operational and post-operational inspections as per HMOAB requirements.
• Crane operations focusing on load handling, precision, and situational awareness.
3. HMOAB Certification Requirements
• Ensure participants are trained to meet HMOAB standards for crane operators, including:
• Proper equipment setup and safe operation.
• Understanding crane dynamics and load management.
• Conducting required inspections and maintenance checks.
• Conduct both written and practical exams as required by HMOAB for crane operator certification.
4. Certification
• Issue HMOAB-approved certification cards to personnel who pass all required assessments for 5 years
• Maintain and provide documentation to verify compliance with HMOAB and OSHA/HIOSH standards.
Training Schedule
• Dates: Any mid-week period in January 2025 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday).
• Daily Hours: To be determined in coordination with the base.
Deliverables
1. Training agenda, materials, and detailed HMOAB requirements.
2. Certification cards with HMOAB recognition for successful participants.
3. Written feedback and recommendations for participants post-training.
4. Documentation of training and compliance with HMOAB and HIOSH standards.
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