Objective

Upon completion of the course, the delegate will be able to - State a rigger's responsibilities - Identify rigging gear - Determine a sling angle (using the LAF) - Interpret hand signals - Select the proper sling type and hitch used to lift a load - Inspect rigging gear for wear and deterioration

Target Group

Offshore personnel, Construction, Maritime

Examination

The delegate will be required to attain a minimum score of 75% on a written assessment. There is no hands on practical for this course.

Course Contents

The following topics will be covered during the course - Rigger responsibilities - Wire rope - Standard slings and component parts - Wedge sockets, hooks, shackles, eyes bolts, rope clips, and turnbuckles - Basic sling hitches - Deterioration, inspection, and care - Sling angles and their effects - General rigging procedures and precautions - Recognized API-RP-2D crane hand signals