Rigging & Signalling course is offered by Puglisevich.
Course Details
Section 1: Basic Rigging Concepts
Questions to Insure Safe Rigging Operations
Before Starting a Lift
Hand Signals
Section 2:
Rigging Gear and Inspection Criteria
Sling (Wire Rope, Single-Part, Mini-Part)
Rigging Components: Sling Ends, Eye and Sling Choker Hook
Section 3:
Putting Slings to Work- Hitch Capacity and Hardware Selection
Rigging Fundamentals
- Know Your Lift
-The Lifting Device
-The Hitch
-The Load
-Load Weight
Steps to Follow
-Analyze and Measure
-Determine the Hitch
-Select the Sling
-Inspect the Sling
-Rig Up, Not Down
-Check Everything
-Stand Clear and Lift
-Use a Tagline, or Tether to Control Any Movement
-Don’t Jerk
Section 4: Safe Rigging Practices and Procedures for the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry- API RP 2D
Securing a Load
Personal Protective Equipment
Being Aware
Load Binders
Begin Tie Down
Section 5: Blocks and Wire Ropes
Drums, Blocks, Sheaves, and Wire Usage and Inspection
Wire Rope Installation
For over three decades, Puglisevich has been delivering excellent candidates to local, national and international clients. Based in St. John’s Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, we are uniquely positioned geographically to meet the needs of our clients.
Rigging training is 8 hours in duration and begins with a classroom theory component that is followed by a written exam.
Practical rigging is essential skill for all riggers and crane operators.
The course is designed to give students a strong foundation in health and safety standards, preventative maintenance, and proper rigging procedures. This foundation is critical to the safety of crane operators and others who work with cranes and rigging equipment.
The course covers planning for rigging operations, rigging equipment and inspection, internationally recognized hand and radio signals,
Our program focuses on how and why these incidents occur and the role a competent rigger plays in preventing them. The overall goal of this program is to provide riggers with the knowledge and skill required to confidently and properly rig and sling loads.
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