Rigging is the process used in securing materials to be moved by cranes, hoists and various other lifting equipment.
Rigging is the process used in securing materials to be moved by cranes, hoists and various other lifting equipment. When securing a load with slings or chains, there are many factors to be considered including the working load limit of the hoisting equipment, the weight of the load and rigging equipment, and the capacity of the hoist. Rigging is a vital part of any work site where materials or heavy equipment needs to be relocated in a safe and efficient manner.
A rigger’s main duties are to inspect, maintain and install rigging equipment in a safe and compliant way. It is vital that workers involved in rigging activities are trained in both the safety and operating procedures as most accidents occur due to the lack of training of the rigger. Identifying hazards in the workplace is the first step to reducing potential accidents.
Advanced Training and Construction provides high-risk training based in Brisbane, Queensland. We ensure all of our licensed trainers have real-world practical experience in the applied industries and have been both the employees and employers of the trades utilized.
This experience escalates our level of training and instills confidence in our students. They have been Scaffolders, Doggers, Crane Drivers and Riggers spanning four decades and know the difference between a textbook and real-world knowledge.
How to seamlessly assimilate both into the learning process. It is our firm belief that the best form of teaching emulates the environments you are likely to come across. This is clear in our formats, trainers, and facilities.
Riggers use mechanical load-shifting equipment and associated gear to move, place or secure loads, including plant, equipment or members of a building or structure. Riggers ensure the stability of those members and set up and dismantle cranes and hoists.
This unit is based on the requirements of the National Standard for Licensing Persons Performing High Risk Work and provides applicants with the knowledge and skills required to obtain a High Risk Licence to Perform Rigging duties.
This nationally accredited licence to perform basic rigging course is to provide the underpinning knowledge and skills to perform basic rigging safely. The basic rigging course has been designed for with any level of experience for rigging.
A basic rigging licence encompass the requirements for a dogging licence. To apply for a basic rigging licence you must hold, or have previously passed assessment for, a dogging licence.
This Verification of Competency (VOC) Rigging - Basic (RB) assessment course confirms that an individual has maintained the skills and knowledge attained in CPCCLRG3001 Licence to perform rigging basic level or equivalent.
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