TOP 10 RIGGING AND SLINGING COURSES IN NEW YORK, USA

The goal of this program is to introduce the tools and practices necessary for lifting and rigging loads on various job sites in the construction industry. Procedures, safety practices, and appropriate roles and responsibilities for workers will be explored.

This course is also required to maintain a Rigging Worker certificate in New York City. Students will specifically review hazard recognition and prevention according to OSHA and NYC DOB standards.

This course is a requirement for an individual – who is not a licensed rigger or a designated foreman of a licensed rigger – to supervise the hoisting or lowering of articles on the outside of a building with hoisting equipment. In lieu of completing this course.

This course is a requirement for an individual who is not employed by a licensed rigger who will perform rigging or signaling work during the hoisting or lowering of articles on the outside of a building within the 5 Boroughs of New York City (NYC).

The 16 Hour Rigging Course prepares workers to perform rigging, and signaling construction work, while hoisting and lowering materials along the outside of a building.

This training course is intended for experienced workers interested in suspended scaffold project supervision with at least 1 year of practical experience in hoisting and rigging. This training is also beneficial for as well as safety managers, superintendents.

During this 32 hour course, students will be provided with an overview of OSHA and DOB policies, procedures, and ASME rigging standards with a special emphasis on supervision and coordination of rigging crews and rigging equipment setup.

Rigging, Slinging training is offered by QHSE International. We provide a broad range of health, safety, and environmental management training and qualifications.

The 1-Hour Hoisting And Rigging training course teaches students about different terms and various equipment used during hoisting and rigging operations. Students will also learn about common hazards associated with hoisting and rigging operations, as well as how to avoid them.