Lift Specialist Level 2
Bridge the gap between theory, compliance and execution.
Most supervisors, engineers, and HSEs are handed lift plans, but never taught how to truly review or execute them.
Level 2 closes that gap. You’ll learn the logic behind crane operations, how to break down lift studies, and the steps to lead safe, compliant lifts with confidence.
It’s detailed, practical, and designed for those who need to take responsibility for lifting on site. This is where you become the crane specialist.
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Includes all key learning outcomes, delivery methods and much more...
Course Outline
Download the Full Course Guide
Includes all key learning outcomes, delivery methods and much more...
Level 2 is for people accountable for lifting
Supervisors, engineers and HSE who must review, plan and execute lifts.

Project Engineer
"Very relevant content that helps instantly day to day. The course structure is very flexible allowing the content to be worked through around the busy site schedule."
Cameron Slack-Smith
Laing O'Rourke

HSE Manager
"I would highly recommend this training for anyone that wants a better appreciation for cranes and lifting....the major take away for me, in my role as a safety professional is understanding lift planning documentation and how can I validate the lift planning has been done safely."
Steve Butler
Transport for NSW

Crane Supervisor
"...very impressive and covered everything required to supervise a heavy lift. ...As an LG 1750 Supervisor with over 30 years in the game, it was a privilege to undertake this course. Thanks Liam for your efforts"
Scott Parkinson
Freo Cranes

Superintendent
“Brilliant content, well-structured, and easy to follow. Liam’s knowledge and passion keep you engaged, and I’d highly recommend this course to anyone working with cranes, from Supervisors and Engineers to HSE Advisors.”
Darren Dillon
Laing O'Rourke
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Crane Class is designed for Tier-One Project Teams.
Our best results happen when whole teams learn together. Projects run smoother, lifts are safer, and comms improve when everyone shares the same crane knowledge.

FAQs
Can I do Level 1 now and return for Level 2 later?
I’m a crane industry veteran. Why do I need to do Level 1 & Level 2?
Do I need crane experience before enrolling?
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How long do I get access for?
Do you offer discounts for teams?
Our organisation has specific policies. Can you tailor the training?
Can I start right away or do I need to wait for the next cohort?
Heavy Lift Engineer & Founder of Crane Class
Experience delivering industry-defining lifts across infrastructure and wind.
From LTM 1750's and CC 8800's in Melbourne, to LR 11350s in Taiwan and BMS’s 3000t Ring Crane in Denmark, I’ve planned and executed lifts with some of the world’s largest cranes.
- 2024 CICA Lift of the Year
- Bill Shaw Memorial Trophy for Excellence
- On tier-one projects I kept seeing the same gap — limited crane knowledge slowing down good teams.
- I’m genuinely passionate about sharing practical, hands-on knowledge so engineers, supervisors and HSE can lift safer, smoother and with confidence.

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