BIS Safety Software
Learn digger derrick safety in this 120-minute online course: fundamentals, tip-over, powerline, rigging and struck-by hazards, roles and competency, standards, pre-operational inspection, setup, safe operation and emergencies. Earn a certificate when you pass.
Digger derrick operations put workers within reach of overhead powerlines, unstable ground, and suspended loads every shift. This digger derrick safety course gives utility, telecommunications, and construction workers the skills to set up equipment correctly, read a load chart, establish exclusion zones, and respond when conditions turn unsafe. The course covers pre-use inspections, lift planning, and safe operating practices that prevent tip-overs, struck-by incidents, and dropped loads on site.
Digger derrick safety training is built around learning modules that walk through every critical phase of a safe operation, from first inspection to emergency response. The course includes these modules:
The course opens with equipment fundamentals. You learn what a digger derrick is, how its components interact, and why load position and ground conditions change how the machine behaves.
Hazard recognition and safety standards modules give you a clear picture of the risks specific to digger derrick work. Pre-operational inspection, setup and stability, load charts, and rigging awareness translate directly into the decision points you face before every lift.
Inspection checklist, outrigger pad, load chart, and stop-work call: these are the decision points that matter.
This digger derrick safety course covers the skills you apply before, during, and after every operation on site.
Observable field actions, documented outcomes, and a certificate in hand.
Powerline contact, tip-over from unstable ground, dropped loads, and struck-by incidents from rigging failure each carry fatal potential on their own. Digger derrick operations combine all four in a single work zone.
Incidents trace back to specific, preventable failures. Skipped pre-use inspections, incorrect outrigger placement, and workers inside an unestablished exclusion zone are the recurring causes. You address each failure point directly in this course.
Your employer needs a documented training record. Utility, telecommunications, and construction employers must show that workers assigned to digger derrick operations have received structured hazard training. Your certificate of completion creates that record.
Workers who understand load charts, stability principles, and emergency procedures call a stop when ground conditions change, protecting the crew and the equipment.
The digger derrick safety course takes 120 minutes in total. You complete it at your own pace, so you can work through it across a single shift window or split sessions as your schedule allows.
You need 80% to pass. The assessment tests the hazard recognition, inspection, setup, and lift planning knowledge covered throughout the course.
Yes, the digger derrick safety course includes a certificate of completion, issued when you pass the assessment at 80% or above.
This course is built for utility line workers, telecommunications field crews, construction ground workers, site supervisors, equipment operators new to digger derricks, and safety coordinators who need documented hazard training for their teams.
The course covers equipment fundamentals, major hazards including tip-over and powerline contact, roles and responsibilities, applicable safety standards and legal requirements, pre-operational inspection, setup and stability, load charts and lift planning, rigging awareness, safe operation, and emergency procedures.
The digger derrick safety course is $99.99 per learner, with no variable or hidden fees added at checkout.
Enrol in the Digger Derrick Safety course today and give your crew the inspection, setup, and lift-planning skills to work safely around this equipment every shift.
This course will take roughly 120 minutes
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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