1. We exist to serve and learn every day
2016 - Year in Review
Innovations
Looking AheadRegulation Updates
Events
2. We exist to serve and learn every day.iti.com
The “Why” of ITI:
We exist to serve and learn everyday.
3. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Innovations
Virtual Reality (VR) Mobile Crane Simulator
Overhauling Mobile Crane Simulation with VR
ITI is very excited to be bringing our customers a new
generation of simulation for crane and rigging activities.
The new approach focuses to deliver on three main
factors:
1. The user experience of VR Simulation is an incredible
improvement over legacy simulator systems.
2. The pricing method for ITI VR is based on actual
student consumption and not on up-front hardware costs.
3. ITI VR aims to maximize student access and
utilization through low cots and mobile hardware.
Learn more at www.iti.com/vr
4. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Innovations
New Curriculum
New Instructor-Led and E-Learning Courses
For 30 years, ITI has placed a premium on innovation leading to a
curriculum that is unmatched by breadth and depth in the
industrial training space. New courses developed and launched in
2016 include:
• Basic Rigging & Inspection (E-Learning & Instructor Led)
• Bull Rigging w/Chain Hoists
• Basic Entertainment Rigging & Inspection (E-Learning & Instructor Led)
• Crane & Rigging Management Bootcamp
• Lift Planning Bootcamp
• Human Performance Improvement – Workshop
• Human Performance improvement – Accident Investigation
• Full Industrial Safety Training Library (E-Learning, Over 100 Courses)
• Full Plant Maintenance Training Library (E-Learning, Over 100 Courses)
Learn more at iti.com/training
Bull Rigging w/Chain Hoists
Basic Entertainment Rigging &
Inspection (E-Learning)
Lift Planning Bootcamp
5. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Innovations
New Training Centers
Houston & Cleveland Training Centers Become Reality
ITI Training Centers are state-of-the-art facilities that provide
hands-on learning opportunities where students can test and
expand their working knowledge under the careful guidance of
knowledgeable instructors. The addition of Houston, TX and
Cleveland, OH in 2016 brings the total to 7 Training Centers in
North America:
Learn more at iti.com/trainingcenters
Master Rigger Course at the Houston
Training Center
Intermediate Rigging Course at the
Cleveland Training Center
Location Partner
Woodland, WA ITI HQ
Memphis, TN Barnhart Crane & Rigging
Edmonton, AB, Canada Super Slings
Chicago, IL Lifting Gear Hire
Anchorage, AK Alaska Rubber Group
Houston, TX Houston Area Safety Council
Cleveland, OH Mazzella Companies
6. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Events
Crane & Rigging Expo
200+ Participate in Crane & Rigging Showcase
For a week, Memphis, Tennessee was the epicenter of the crane,
rigging, and heavy transport world, as hundreds gathered at the ITI
Training Center on the campus of Barnhart Crane and Rigging’s
Memphis Branch.
The first ever Crane & Rigging Expo attracted industry leaders for
education, equipment demos, keynote sessions, and much more.
Hands-on workshop sessions and equipment demos led by ITI and
Barnhart personnel included:
• Overhead Crane Load Handling
• Chain Hoist & Drifting
• Mobile Crane Lifting with Load Nests
• Winching with Rollers Up and Incline Plane
• Hydraulic Skidding & Jacking
• SPMT Obstacle Course
• Hydraulic Tip Stick
• Pull-Up Gantry Systems
• Adjustable Cantilever Beams
• Powered Saddle Rollers
View the full gallery here.
SPMT Obstacle Course
Keynote Session with Keith Anderson
7. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Events
NCCCO Commissioner’s Meeting
NCCCO Commissioners, committee members, and
guests descend on ITI
The 41st Biannual NCCCO Commissioner’s Meeting took place
Oct. 18-21, 2016 at the ITI Woodland, Washington Training Center.
The week-long event included:
• The Full Commissioner’s Meeting
• Reports on Action Items from Various NCCCO Committees
• An Update from the NCCCO Board of Directors
• ITI VR Mobile Crane Simulator Demos
• Event Sponsors from Kiewit, West Coast Training, West Coast
Wire Rope, and Samson Rope Technologies
View the full gallery here.
Full Commissioner’s Meeting
Full Meeting in Session
8. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Events
Industry Events
Association Meetings, Standard Committee Meetings,
and Outreach Events
ITI participated in a number of industry events in 2016 including:
• Association of Wire Rope Fabricators (AWRF) P.I.E (product and
innovation exhibit), April 17-20, 2016 in New Orleans, Louisiana
• Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association (SC&RA) Annual
Conference, April 26-30, Orlando, Florida
• Nuclear Industrial Health & Safety Association (NISHA) Annual
Conference, August 16-19, 2016, Port Elgin, Ontario
• SC&RA Crane & Rigging Workshop, September 21-23, 2016,
National Harbor, Maryland
• Lift & Move USA, November 2, 2016, Long Beach, California
• SABIC Technical Conference, November 6-9, Saudi Arabia
• Multiple ASME, NCCCO, and CSA Committee Meetings
SC&RA Crane & Rigging Workshop
SABIC Technical Conference
9. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Regulation Updates
Regulatory Updates
• March 2016 – The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
publishes final rule that updates requirements for PPE for workers in general
industry, shipyards, longshoring, marine terminals and construction.
• September 2016 – ASME publishes update to B30.7 (Winches) Standard.
• October 2016 – National Commission for the Certification of Crane
Operators (NCCCO) discontinues use of its Physical Examination Form and
Physician’s Instructions. The NCCCO Board of Directors concluded that,
while the form has been voluntary for many years, it deviates from the ASME
B30 Physical Requirements in a number of ways.
• October 2016 – OSHA proposes rule to improve provisions in its standards
that may be confusing, outdated, or unnecessary. The proposed changes
would effect OSHA’s recordkeeping, general industry, maritime, and
construction standards. Update – deadline for comments on proposed rule
pushed from Dec. 5, 2016 to Jan. 4, 2017.
• *The entire industry continues to prepare for November 10, 2017. The
deadline for employers to ensure that crane operators are certified,
which was pushed back in 2014, to 2017. (29 CFR Part 1926 – Cranes
and Derricks in Construction; Final Rule)
10. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Looking Ahead
Looking Ahead
Team ITI
2016 saw two ITI Senior Instructors hang up their hard hats
for the last time.
• Bob Schumacher (10 year ITI Instructor) retired as a full
time instructor in June 2016. Bob is still a member of the
ITI family in a consultative capacity.
• Devon Beasley (30 year ITI Instructor) will retire effective
December 31, 2016. Devon, along with ITI co-founder
Mike Parnell, were the original ITI Trainers.
As sad as it is to say goodbye, welcoming new teammates
on board is a pretty great feeling. Look for a major
announcement on this front before the end of 2016…
Bob Schumacher
Devon Beasley
11. We exist to serve and learn every day.
2016 - Year in Review
Looking Ahead
Looking Ahead
Training Centers
ITI is finalizing the details on an “Entertainment Rigging”
Training Center on the campus of UNLV in Las Vegas. 2017
will run a limited schedule and will include the following
courses:
• Basic Entertainment Rigging & Inspection
• Production Rigger*
• Rigging Gear Inspector Level I/II
• Overhead Crane Operator
*In development
University of Nevada - Las Vegas
Entertainment Rigging - Super Bowl XL
Halftime Show
12. 2016 - Year in Review
We exist to serve and learn every day.
Thank you!
All partners, customers, and industry
personnel for an amazing 2016. Here’s
to an even better 2017!