G11 Online Theory Course – Hooks and Signal Devices
: 5+ courses: 10% · : 10+ courses: 20%. The discount is calculated automatically in the shopping cart. Valid through August 31, 2026.
Gain more confidence in hooking up, securing, and signaling
Choosing the wrong lifting device, poor communication, or misjudging the center of gravity can have serious consequences. This online sling course provides a practical understanding of the theory for those who will be securing loads, selecting and inspecting lifting devices, or communicating with crane operators.
This course is suitable for the construction and civil engineering sectors, manufacturing, workshops, warehouses, terminals, and other workplaces where loads are lifted. You can take the course whenever it’s convenient for you—on your phone, tablet, or computer—and you can pause it and resume later.
Here's what you'll learn
- The roles and responsibilities of the hookman and signalman
- Selection and inspection of straps, chains, shackles, and other lifting equipment
- center of gravity, lifting angles, load distribution, and secure lashing
- signs, signals, and clear communication with the crane operator
- Risk assessment, hazard zones, and safe positioning during lifting operations
- Pre-use inspection, labeling, and standard disposal criteria
Who is this course for?
- employees who secure or strap down cargo
- signalers and personnel assisting the crane operator
- supervisors who plan or oversee lifting operations
- companies that want a common and verifiable theoretical component
You'll get
- Immediate digital access to the course after ordering
- online courses that can be taken at your own pace
- Knowledge test and personalized course certificate as a PDF upon passing
- option for automatic translation and text-to-speech in the course portal
- Manager Overview when the company purchases courses for multiple participants
This course certifies completion of online theory and a passed knowledge test. The Norwegian Labor Inspection Authority’s regulations regarding work equipment that requires special caution are based on the principle that relevant training must include both theory and practice. Employers must therefore also provide the necessary practical, on-site, and equipment-specific training and assess whether the employee can perform the task safely. If the assignment requires the formal G11 module as part of certified crane training, the company must verify and implement the correct training program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a course for crane operators?
No. The course covers rigging, lifting equipment, and signaling. Operating a crane may require separate training, depending on the type of crane and its use.
Will I receive a certificate of completion?
Yes. After completing the theory portion and passing the test, you will receive a personalized course certificate as a PDF.
Can the company buy more?
Yes. Select the number of participants when placing your order. The company can track the implementation and documentation collectively.
Ready to get started? Select the number of participants and place your order. Course access will be sent to you after purchase.
Related Courses
Do you also work at heights? Check out our online lift course and online fall protection course.
Simple Practices at Your Own Workplace
After completing the theoretical portion, practical exercises can be conducted on-site using the relevant lifting equipment, with a qualified person supervising and verifying the execution. Practice control, equipment selection, slinging, and clear signaling. A form for practical verification is included with the certificate and course documentation. If certified G11 training is required, the company must also ensure that the entire training program for the relevant work equipment is covered.
How to Purchase the Course
- Select the number of participants.
- Click "Add to Cart" and pay.
- The course will be sent to you by email. You can get started right away.
Are you purchasing on behalf of your company? You can add participants now or assign the courses later.