Master Safe Lifting Practices with Greensafe’s WSQ Lifting Supervisor Course in Singapore



Advance Your Career with Greensafe’s WSQ Lifting Supervisor Course

In high-risk industries like construction, logistics, marine, and oil & gas, safe lifting operations are critical to protecting lives and minimizing equipment damage. To ensure proper supervision of these operations, the WSQ Supervise Safe Lifting Operations course offered by Greensafe International equips professionals with the essential skills and qualifications to become certified lifting supervisors in Singapore.

Why Take a Lifting Supervisor Course?

The lifting supervisor course is a mandatory training program for individuals appointed to supervise lifting activities under the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) regulations enforced by Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower (MOM). By completing this course, participants gain the authority and competence to plan, supervise, and manage lifting operations safely and effectively.

Course Objectives

Greensafe’s lifting supervisor course is designed to help learners:

  • Understand the roles and responsibilities of a lifting supervisor

  • Interpret lifting plans and assess lifting risks

  • Ensure proper use of lifting equipment and lifting gear

  • Coordinate with riggers, signalmen, and crane operators

  • Comply with legal and workplace safety requirements

  • Conduct safe and efficient lifting operations

This course combines theory with practical knowledge to help supervisors reduce incidents and promote workplace safety.

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for:

  • Aspiring lifting supervisors

  • Site supervisors and project managers involved in lifting operations

  • Safety officers seeking to expand their credentials

  • Professionals in construction, shipbuilding, logistics, and oil & gas sectors

Course Features

  • Accreditation: Recognized under the Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) framework

  • Assessment: Includes written and practical assessments

  • Certification: Participants will receive a WSQ Statement of Attainment (SOA) upon passing

  • Duration: Typically a 3-day course (subject to change)

  • Language: English (bilingual support available upon request)

Why Choose Greensafe?

With a proven track record in safety training, Greensafe is one of Singapore’s most trusted providers of WSH courses. Our instructors are industry veterans with real-world experience in lifting and construction operations. We ensure every participant receives hands-on, practical knowledge that aligns with MOM safety standards and current best practices.


Enrol in the Lifting Supervisor Course Today

Elevate your safety credentials and become a key asset to your organization by supervising lifting operations with confidence.

 Register now at:
 https://www.greensafe.com.sg/courses/wsq-supervise-safe-lifting-operations/
Location: Singapore

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