LEEASA validated ECSA registered CPD Courses, Seminars
& Conferences are available as below.
LEEASA VA Number: A0028
16/04/18
This one day unique basic course has been designed to demonstrate and teach users of slings and sling components, as well as chain blocks and lever hoists, how to handle loads correctly.
Basic Slinging & Inspection (BSI) Training
This CPD-accredited course provides participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to safely select, use and inspect lifting slings and associated lifting tackle.
Covering sling selection, inspection techniques, discard criteria, legal responsibilities and safe lifting practices, the course equips attendees to identify defects, minimise lifting risks and ensure compliance with applicable legislation and industry standards.
Ideal for slingers, riggers, artisans, supervisors, inspectors and safety personnel, this course builds the competence and confidence required to perform safe and effective lifting operations.
Click here to see the course brochure – https://phakamisasafety.co.za/_webmoduledata/Documents/BSI%20Course%20Profile%202026.pdf?t=1767945417736
This LTI course includes the new OHSA DMR 18, 2015 Lifting Tackle Inspection requirements as well as the SANS 2972 “Lifting Tackle Inspection” standard.
Lifting Tackle Inspection (LTI) Training
This CPD-accredited course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to competently inspect lifting tackle in accordance with South African legislation and industry best practices.
Covering legal requirements, inspection techniques, discard criteria, equipment identification, record keeping and safe lifting practices, the course equips inspectors and lifting personnel to identify defects, ensure compliance, and improve the safety and reliability of lifting operations.
Designed for LMIs, LTIs, riggers, artisans, supervisors and safety personnel, this course develops the competence needed to perform professional lifting tackle inspections with confidence.
Click here to see the course brochure – https://phakamisasafety.co.za/_webmoduledata/Documents/LTI%20Course%20Profile%202026.pdf?t=1767945034028
Chain Blocks, Lever Hoists & Hand Winches Inspection (CBLH) Training
This CPD-accredited course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to competently inspect, assess and test chain blocks, lever hoists and hand-operated winches.
Covering applicable legislation, inspection procedures, discard criteria, load testing requirements and best industry practices, the course equips attendees to identify defects, ensure legal compliance and improve the safety, reliability and performance of manually operated lifting equipment.
Ideal for Lifting Machinery Inspectors (LMIs), Lifting Tackle Inspectors (LTIs), riggers, artisans and safety professionals, this course develops the competence required to perform thorough inspections and issue compliant certification with confidence.
Click here to see the course brochure – https://phakamisasafety.co.za/_webmoduledata/Documents/CBLH%20Course%20Profile%202026.pdf?t=1767945188806
The training dates for 2026 to be held at our Training Centre are as follows:
COURSE CONTENT (5 DAYS)
INCLUSIONS
Comprehensive Training/Reference Manuals
Other Stationery
Course Certificates on successful completion of the examination
The course is held at Morris Material Handling Training Centre, at Apex, Benoni. The route map will be e-mailed to delegates on request.
Should companies want training to be conducted at their venue, this can be arranged if there are ten (10) delegates or more. The facilities and equipment requirement will be forwarded to you.
CONFIRMATION IS DONE AND FEES ARE PAYABLE AT LEAST TWO (2) WEEKS, PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF THE TRAINING.
Importantly, LEEASA membership alone does not automatically confer the status of a validated CPD service provider. Companies must complete a formal verification process under the ECSA CPD framework to be recognised as CPD providers capable of issuing ECSA-recognised CPD credits. CPD activities recognised by LEEASA count toward statutory CPD requirements for maintaining professional registration, with participants entitled to one CPD point for every eight hours of training.
LEEASA membership complements, but is separate from, YOKE’s membership with the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA), the leading global trade association for the lifting industry. Hong added: “LEEA focuses on international lifting standards, guidance, and training frameworks, while LEEASA aligns closely with South African legislation, ECSA requirements, and local CPD structures. Together, they offer global consistency and local relevance, sharing a common goal of safety, competence, and professionalism.”
Contact the provider for more information.
Contact the provider for more information.
Contact the provider for more information.
Overhead Crane – SANS 10375 – LCPD-2025-38
SANS 10375
A course designed with the existing Lifting Machinery Inspector and candidate Lifting Machinery Inspector in mind.
Here you will get familiar with how you go about load Testing and Inspecting your Overhead Crane.
We concentrate on the Fundamentals Intermediate and Advanced Overhead Cranes Theory.
Most if not all components that make up overhead Crane and the Workings of an Electric Overhead Crane.
We also touch on beams and other relevant disciplines like steel wire rope that make up this course.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you are interested – info@lmi-academy.co.za
Training: Crane and lifting masterclasses
Effective risk management begins with knowing where to focus and what threats to identify. CrEng has pinpointed a gap in our industry’s fundamental stage of training. Training of cranes and hoists is limited, neglected and not effective due to …
– Limited access to cranes onsite for training
– Onboarding & access (of service providers)
– Risk accessing operational cranes
– Cost to get training personnel on site
– Limited functionality and fault finding
– Boardroom training (not immersive)
– Sub-standard training material
Masterclasses
The focus of these condensed courses is to bring perspective and provide insight on various lifting topics often misunderstood or overlooked in general. Understanding key concepts and underlying principles as well as requirements and related technical standards assists asset managers and owners to adequately address risk in the light of limited resources and time.
Workshops
Training “workshops” includes all necessary training material (albeit more condensed and summarized), through collaboration with various industry experts providing insight into practical and physical elements that artisans, specialists, technicians and LMIs have to deal with on a day to day basis. By working through a variety of case studies and samples, attendees acquire a deep and thorough understanding of issues pertaining to lifting equipment and maintenance procedures.
Creng has solved this problem with a mobile training trailer. We now present mobile training that is:
The mobile unit has a custom designed crane complete with a double girder bridge structure, open winch hoist and all requisite safety devices and sensors. The power supply is completely off gird, sporting large platforms which can accommodate up to 15 people.
This unit eliminates hidden costs, as well as the need for:
Name: Desirė Davis (LEEASA Administrator)
Tel: +27 (0) 64 507 6857
Email: admin@leeasa.co.za
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