basic rigger training

The program focuses on determining the correct size

Basic Rigger Training program is specifically designed to upgrade the existing knowledge and skill levels of basic and trainee riggers. The absence of good rigging practices and lack of hands-on training contributes to a large percentage of material handling accidents.

The program focuses on determining the correct size and type of rigging equipment required to safely perform lifting operations. The information in this two-day program provided in the classroom is reinforced with hands-on application sessions with rigging gear at CICB’s Houston and Orlando training facilities, at other scheduled locations through the United States, or at your site. All personnel attending this program will gain significant and useful rigging techniques and skills and will leave with a broader understanding and appreciation of the requirements and responsibilities of Riggers.

You will benefit from learning.

*Applicable OSHA & ANSI/ASME Regulations and Standards

*Proper Sling and Rigging Hardware Selections

*Basic Math Applications

*Weight Calculations

*Center of Gravity Determinations

*Stress Dynamics in Wire rope

*Effect of Sling Angles

*Sling, Rigging & Hardware Inspection

*Proper Hitch Selection and Applications

*Documentation Requirements

*Rigging Accidents – Causes and Prevention

*Proper Crane Set-up

*Basic Load Chart Interpretation

*Crane Dynamics

The information in this two-day program provided in the classroom is reinforced with hands-on application sessions with rigging

*Basic Math Applications

*Weight Calculations

*Center of Gravity Determinations

*Stress Dynamics en Wire rope

*determine task and job-site requirements

*characterize the load

*specify;select-and inspect rigging equipment

*wire rope slings

*synthetic sling

*hooks

*shackles

*Eye blots

*hoist rings

*turnbuckles

*usine rope in rigging applications

*lift,maneuvre,and move load

*handling symmetrical loads

*handling Asymmetrical loads

*moving loads through vertical openings

*moving loads through hozizontal openings

*moving loads around or over obstacles

moving loads in close proximities

*opending,inverting ,and rolling loads

*lifting with hand-operated chain hoists

*appendices

*carbon steel pipe size chart

*weight of common materials

*hand singls