Introduction to ALLMI, its history and objectives. An overview of the course modules, aims and objectives, as well as the assessments to be undertaken.
Module 2: Legislation
Legislation affecting lorry loaders, with emphasis on the role of the Crane Supervisor. The Standards that provide guidance on how to comply with the law.
Module 3: Roles & Responsibilities
The different roles that make up the lifting team and the key responsibilities of each one.
Module 4: Introduction to the Loader Crane
Lorry loader components and the function of a basic hydraulic system. Different configurations of lorry loader and control stations.
Module 5: Rated Capacity
How the lorry loader’s rated capacity is calculated.
Module 6: Hydraulic & Safety Systems
The functioning of a basic hydraulic system and the safety systems required to be fitted to lorry loaders.
Module 7: Pre-Operational Checks
The law surrounding pre-operational checks of lorry loaders and how such checks should be carried out and documented. Procedures for notifying faults, having repairs carried out and the importance of not using faulty machines.
Module 8: Maintenance & Testing
The legal requirement for ongoing maintenance of lorry loaders and lifting accessories, as well as the requirements for thorough examination and testing. The importance of checking to ensure all reports are current before proceeding.
Module 9: Lift Categories
How the Appointed Person determines the complexity of the lifting operation, when a site survey might be required and how documentation for lifts of different complexities is typically prepared.
Module 10: Assessing Loads
Key points to consider when determining the complexity of the load being lifted.
Module 11: Siting the Lorry Loader
Key considerations upon arrival at a delivery site, including typical hazards that might prevent loader operation.
Module 12: Accessories & Attachments
Different types of lifting accessory and lorry loader attachment, and how they should be suitable for the load being lifted.
Module 13: Slinging & Signalling
Key principles of safe use of different types of lifting accessory and the different methods of signalling, including industry-standard hand signals.
Module 14: The Lift Plan
Elements that comprise a typical Lift Plan and how the document may vary depending on the complexity of the lifting operation.
Module 15: Preparation for Assessment
Revision and practice to prepare candidates for the assessments.
Module 16: Assessments
Delivery of the assessments, both theoretical and practical.
Module 17: Final Administration & Candidate Feedback
Preparing course paperwork for submission to ALLMI and an opportunity for candidates to provide feedback on different elements of the course.
Manufacturers / Service Co.
ALLMI Training
Verify a Card
Find a Training Provider
CSCS & Build UK
HSE Recognition
Legislation, Standards & Lifting Team Hierarchy
Pre-Operational Checks 
Siting the Loader
Operating Tips
Safe Use of Remote Controls
Swing-Up Stabiliser Safety
Safe Travel
