Question 1

How does Level 2 differ from the Level 1 Award?

Accepted Answer

While Level 1 is an introductory "Award" focused on terminology and basic safety, Level 2 requires the learner to demonstrate operational competence, including the ability to perform basic rigging setups and move loads independently.

Question 2

Is the ICTQual AB Level 2 Award recognized by international employers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ICTQual AB is a regulated UK awarding body. This qualification is recognized globally across sectors like oil and gas, maritime, and heavy manufacturing as a benchmark for operator competence.

Question 3

What safety regulations are covered in this course?

Accepted Answer

The curriculum is built around international safety standards, with a specific focus on LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations) and PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations).

Question 4

Does this course teach me how to repair lifting machines?

Accepted Answer

No. Level 2 focuses on operation and pre-use inspection. Technical repairs and internal maintenance are advanced skills covered in the Level 3 Certificate or Level 4/5 Diplomas.

Question 5

Can this qualification lead to a career as a Lifting Supervisor?

Accepted Answer

The Level 2 Award is a necessary stepping stone. To become a full Lifting Supervisor or Appointed Person (AP), you would typically need to progress to the Level 3 Certificate and eventually a Level 4 or 5 qualification.

ICTQual

ICTQual AB Level 2 Award in Manual Lifting Machines (MLM)

ICTQual AB Level 3 Certificate in Manual Lifting Machines (MLM)

ICTQual AB Level 1 Award in Powered Lifting Machines (PLM)

ICTQual AB Level 2 Award in Powered Lifting Machines (PLM)

ICTQual AB Level 3 Certificate in Powered Lifting Machines (PLM)

ICTQual AB Level 1 Award in Magnet Lifters

ICTQual AB Level 2 Award in Magnet Lifters

ICTQual AB Level 3 Certificate in Magnet Lifters

ICTQual AB Level 1 Award in Vacuum Lifters

ICTQual AB Level 2 Award in Vacuum Lifters