Practical rigging is essential skill for all riggers and crane operators.
Practical rigging is essential skill for all riggers and crane operators. This practical rigging training course provides riggers and operators with a strong foundation in health and safety standards, preventative maintenance for equipment and proper rigging procedures.
This course identifies the basic hazards in rigging and hoisting, explains the safeguards necessary to control or eliminate these hazards, and spells out other essential safety requirements.
Course Objectives
OH&S Regulations pertaining to rigging
Describe how to safely and efficiently rig a load
Demonstrate the proper methods of slinging a load
Explain the fundamental properties of different sling types and describe the methods of attachment to use in rigging
What We Do
Haztech is a vertically integrated, full-service Occupational Healthcare, On-site Medical & Industrial Safety Services, and Certified Safety Training company.
We provide a scalable series of services and products to some of North America’s largest projects in the industrial, construction, oilfield, and mining sectors.
v course is offered by Langlois safety. Our trainers and consultants are health and safety professionals. Here are some of our designations: Certified Ergonomic Specialist (CES), Certified Health and Safety Consultant (CHSC)
This course is a must for crane operators. The course covers types of cranes and hoists, identification and inspection, start up, preparation and planning for lifting, rigging loads, hand signals and operating procedures.
Basic Rigging course includes 3 modules that cover the practices and techniques for safe slinging and rigging of loads. The material in this training course is designed for rigging personnel who work with all types of hoisting equipment.
Many worksites will require practical, site- specific training (in addition to theory training) before a worker is certified to operate machinery.
Basic Rigging is an eight-hour interactive course that trains the students on fundamental rigging practices.
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