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CSC Training Academy - Basic Rigging And Inspection

Basic Rigging And Inspection Training

Why do you need a Basic Rigging and Inspection Training course? A Basic Rigging and Inspection Training course is essential for individuals involved in lifting and rigging operations to ensure a safe and efficient workplace. Rigging involves using various equipment and techniques to lift and move heavy loads, making proper training crucial to preventing accidents and ensuring the well-being of personnel. By undergoing Basic Rigging and Inspection Training, individuals acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to execute lifting tasks safely, reduce the risk of accidents, and contribute to a secure and productive work environment.

SELF-PACED ONLINE TRAINING FOR BASIC RIGGING AND INSPECTION

This self-paced online training equips individuals with fundamental knowledge of rigging principles, inspection procedures, and safety practices. Understanding how to select, use, and inspect rigging equipment is vital to prevent equipment failure and potential hazards. Additionally, the course covers essential topics such as load calculations, proper communication during rigging operations, and compliance with regulatory standards. Our online course is accessible on any device, allowing learners to progress at their own pace. Upon successful completion, participants automatically receive their certification via email, affirming their competence in Basic Rigging and Inspection.

Basic Rigging And Inspection Requirements

Basic Rigging and Inspection Requirements encompass the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary for individuals engaged in lifting and rigging operations. These requirements typically include understanding the principles of load distribution, selecting appropriate rigging equipment, and executing proper inspection procedures. Participants in a Basic Rigging and Inspection course learn about the importance of load calculations, determining working load limits, and adhering to safety guidelines. Mastery of essential rigging components, such as slings, shackles, and hardware, is emphasized, along with the significance of conducting thorough inspections to identify any wear, defects, or potential hazards. Overall, Basic Rigging and Inspection Requirements equip individuals with the foundational skills and knowledge needed to perform lifting tasks safely and efficiently while maintaining a secure work environment.

IACET CEUs (Continuing Education Units)

0.8

CEU Requirements 

  1. 100% attendance for the Basic Rigging and Inspection Training Class
  2. Completion of Continuing Education and Training Registration Form
  3. Active participation in all class exercises (determined by the course instructor)
  4. Completion of required pre-and post-quiz assessment
  5. As applicable, achievement of a minimum passing score on the required end-of-course examination
  6. Participation and submittal of end-of-course evaluation form (must provide name on form to receive credit)

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this Basic Rigging and Inspection, the student will be able to:

  • Identify various types of rigging equipment.
  • Understand basic rigging safety standards and regulations.
  • Evaluate factors influencing rigging equipment capacity.
  • Comprehend the center of gravity and load distribution.
  • Apply principles for load stability and control.
  • Implement proper rigging techniques for different loads.
  • Communicate effectively during lifting operations.
  • Handle specialized rigging situations & perform hands-on exercises.
  • Emphasize the importance of regular inspection.
  • Distinguish between visual and detailed inspections.
  • Identify and evaluate common defects in rigging equipment.
  • Adhere to general safety practices in rigging operations.
  • Execute emergency procedures and understand protocols.

 

What you need:

  • Webcam or smartphone
  • Microphone or smartphone
  • Photo ID

What you get:

  • Certificate of Completion
  • IACET CEUS .8

Course Content

Overview Of Rigging
Types Of Rigging: Wire Rope
Intro To Basic Rigging Components
Introduction To Rigging Safety Standards
Importance Of Rigging
Rigging Safety Regulations
Types Of Rigging: Slings
Types Of Rigging: Chains
Types Of Rigging: Hardware
Purpose Of Rigging
Basic Hoisting and Rigging Guidelines
Stage Rigging Types: Dead Hung
Stage Rigging Types: Counterweight
Stage Rigging Types: Motorized
Rigging Plans
Why Do Riggers Need Rigging Equipment?
Selection Of Rigging Equipment
Types of Rigging Equipment: Shackles
Types of Rigging Equipment: Eyebolts
Types of Rigging Equipment: Turnbuckles
Types of Rigging Equipment: Blocks
Types of Rigging Equipment: Pulleys
Types of Rigging Equipment: Rigging Hooks
Types of Rigging Equipment: Steel Nuts
Types of Rigging Equipment: Wire Ropes and Accessories
Types of Rigging Equipment: Synthetic Lifting Slings
Understanding Slings
How Rigging Slings Work
Factors That Affect Rigging Slings
Sling Protection
Types of Sling Protection Products
Determining The Proper Sling Type And Hitch
Determining The Ideal Sling Angle
What is Rigging Equipment Hardware?
Tips For Using The Right Rigging Hardware
Types of Rigging Equipment: Crane Baskets
Types of Rigging Equipment: Lifting Beams
Types of Rigging Equipment: Winch
Factors That Affect Rigging Equipment Capacity
Factors That Affect The Rigging Equipment Cost
Definition And Significance Of Center Of Gravity
Load Calculations And Weight Estimation
Factors Influencing Load Stability
Basic Principles Of Load Movement And Control
Lifting Stages
Introduction To Lifting Operations
Importance Of Understanding Lifting Principles
Overview Of Common Lifting Equipment
Understanding Load Distribution
Calculating And Locating Center Of Gravity
Impact Of Load Shape
External Influences: Wind
External Influences: Terrain
Impact of Load Size
Impact of Load Weight Distribution
Summary
Basic Principles For Safe Lifting Operations
Importance Of Proper Rigging Techniques
Rigging Considerations For Different Loads
Demonstration Of Correct Rigging Procedures
Guidelines For Safe And Efficient Rigging
The Role Of Communication In Rigging Operations
Standard Signals For Rigging
Importance Of Clear Communication
Rigging In Confined Spaces
Critical Lifts: Definition And Considerations
Case Studies On Challenging Rigging Scenarios
Summary Of Key Rigging Techniques
Standard Signals For Lifting
Summary of Key Rigging Procedures
Inspection Of Wire Ropes
Inspection Of Slings
Importance Of Regular Inspection
Overview Of The Importance Of Inspection
Role Of Rigging Equipment In Safety
Regulatory Standards And Requirements
Types Of Inspections: Periodic Inspection
Types Of Inspections: OSHA Inspections
Types Of Inspections: Visual Inspection
Visual Inspection Frequency And Timing
Visual Identification Of External Defects
Visual Inspection Checklist
Documenting Visual Inspection Findings
Documenting Periodic Inspection Findings
Common Problems Found In A Rigging Inspection
Summary
Inspection Of Chains
Inspection Of Rigging Hooks
Inspection Of Eyebolts
Inspection Of Pulleys
Inspection Of Blocks
In-depth Examination Of Rigging Equipment
Inspection Of Internal Components
Criteria For Rejecting Equipment
Criteria For Approving Equipment
Documenting Detailed Inspection Findings
Real-world Inspection Challenges
Importance Of Documentation In Rigging Inspection
Record-Keeping Best Practices
Documentation Challenges
Case Studies On The Impact Of Proper Documentation
Overview Of Rigging Safety Practices
Significance Of Safety In Rigging Operations
OSHA Regulatory Standards And Guidelines
Common Hazards In Rigging Operations
Hazard Mitigation And Prevention
Creating A Safe Work Environment
Best Practices For Rigging Accident Prevention
Types Of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) In Rigging
Proper Selection And Usage Of PPE
Importance Of PPE In Rigging Safety
Demonstrations Of PPE Application
Emergency Procedures And Protocols
Understanding Emergency Situations In Rigging
Establishing Emergency Response Protocols
Evacuation Procedures
Analysis Of Safety Practices In Challenging Situations
Case Studies On Emergency Scenarios
Summary
Role Of Communication During Emergencies
Incident Reporting And Near-Miss Reporting
Summary
Terms Regularly Used In Rigging Applications And Inspections
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