TOP 10 RIGGING AND SLINGING COURSES IN COLUMBUS, USA

Basic Rigging Principles & Load Control training is offered by Ashley Sling. We strive to support our customers with their risk management programs by providing seminars and training materials, in addition to product application warnings.

This course covers subjects such as Standards, Ropes & Rope Inspection, Sling Types, Rigging Configurations, Hardware, Load Calculations, Inspections, Center of Gravity and Knot Tying.

Managers, supervisors, safety personnel and workers will be taught the hazards of crane operation and picks along with general rigging safety criteria.

This Rigging Awareness course aims to teach delegates the technical aspects of lifting operations, appliances and accessories. Delegates leave the course having gained the knowledge and skills required to undertake simple lifting operations

Lifting and Rigging training is offered by Advanced Rescue Solutions. Advanced Rescue Solutions Is dedicated to the advancement of safe rescue operations through quality training. Our Instructors believe that this concept is best for both the rescuer and the patient.

Qualified Rigger and Signal Person training is offered by Safety Resources for all skill level. Our training modules are designed to allow employee training when time is available.

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.

Rigging Safety training is offered by Creation World Safety. At Creation World Safety our goal is to create a safer work environment for all your employees and your business as a whole.

Land-Based Rigging Inspection training is offered by Tres Safety. We have the expertise in providing a safety support solution for companies in the oil and gas industry. From inspecting and consulting to providing safety programs and training your employees, we have you covered. 

Upon completion of this class the basic qualified rigger will be able to: inspect rigging, use various types of rigging equipment and basic hitches, recognize associated hazards, and signal operations, identify and describe the use of slings and common rigging hardware.