ONLINE RIGGING TRAINING
FOR COMPETENT PERSON AND QUALIFIED PERSON CERTIFICATION
Online Training Courses
ONLINE RIGGING TRAINING
The Online Rigging Training course is designed for new and experienced workers looking to establish the guidelines and functions of rigging tools and practices. While these classes typically focus around the telecommunication industry, the same rigging principles can be customized towards specific industries.
Students that complete this course will gain an understanding of:
- Applicable rigging regulations (OSHA, ANSI, & ASME)
- Establishing an ANSI Lift Plan
- Rigging hardware specifications and applications
- Selection and Inspection of proper slings
- Weight and force calculations for multi-leg bridles
- Hoisting communication
DESCRIPTION
Does your crew require tool bags, antennas, dishes, structural steel or other objects to be hoisted to complete the job? Limited on time and resources to get your crew trained to recognize safe practices? Safety One’s Online Rigging Training provide the skills necessary to remain safe and compliant while performing rigging related work.
Safety One’s Online Rigging Course focuses on identifying the correct types of rigging equipment required to safely perform lifting operations. In this interactive online classroom, your crew will be led by industry expert trainers to create a supportive learning experience far more in depth than a simulated module.
Students will analyze systems used to raise and lower loads to/from elevated positions. These systems will be evaluated for safe loading practices and increased forces from vector angles.
Custom or private applications are also available to meet your exact needs.
COURSE DURATION: One Day (8 hours)
CLASS SIZE: Maximum 8 (1 Instructor)
COURSE CONTENT SUMMARY
Upon successful completion of the course(s), students will receive a Safety One ID Card & Certification and will be able to:
- Follow basic rigging regulations
- Select, inspect, and use proper rigging equipment for your application
- Conduct rigging calculations
- Identify critical lifts and complete necessary documentation
- Estimate the center of gravity of objects
AUDIENCE & PREREQUISITES
AUDIENCE
Safety One’s Online Rigging Training is designed for experienced tower climbers, pole climbers, and other at-height professionals, including:
- Telecommunication and electric utility lineman
- Wind industry technicians
- Wireless tower workers and more
PREREQUISITES FOR THIS COURSE
Due to the complicated nature of this course, participants must have a valid fall protection safety & rescue certificate. It is also advised that students have a basic comprehension of math for calculating load forces.
REGULATIONS & STANDARDS
OSHA
This course will satisfy the OSHA level of training classified as a Competent Rigger. It also highlights other industry standards including:
ANSI/ASSE
ANSI B.30
ASME B.30
OSHA 1926.251
ANSI/TIA 1019
ANSI/ASSE A10.48
This course uses compliant safety methods from ANSI Z490.1
OTHER STANDARDS
ACRP, CFR, SC&RA
COURSE OUTLINE
OUTLINE FOR THIS COURSE
Virtual Classroom Training Covers the Following Topics
- Regulations, accidents, and lift plans
- Rigging equipment and inspections
- Blocks and Running Rigging
- Slings, anchors, and attachments
- Dynamic loading principals
- Bridle systems and force changes
- Tag lines and safety precautions
- Communication and signaling
- Critical lifts
- Basic rigging calculations
- Safe working loads vs. minimum breaking strength
- Guidelines for forces applied to anchors
COURSE MATERIALS
Students will receive the Safety One Rigging Training Student Manual and other materials necessary for the course.
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We Also Bring the Course to You
For companies that have five or more employees that need safety certification, Safety One offers all open enrollment courses and customized fall protection trainings at the client’s site.
By tailoring a training course to your site and your staff, we are able to address specific issues unique to your business needs and resolve fall protection hazards in and around your facility.
In addition, there is cost savings by reducing employee down time.
