Qualified Rigger/Signal Person
An excellent journeyman-level training program designed to ensure that rigging personnel meet OSHA’s definition of a “qualified rigger.” A qualified rigger is a person that possesses extensive knowledge, training and experience, and can successfully demonstrate the ability to solve problems related to rigging loads. Must have the ability to properly rig the load for a particular job.
Topics
The topics we cover in our courses
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Safe use of wire rope, slings, rigging hardware and chain & lever hoists
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OSHA & ASME standards
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Pre-use inspection of wire rope, slings, rigging hardware and chain & lever hoists
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Proper use of taglines
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Rigging practices & procedures
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Knots used in rigging
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Hoisting personnel
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Hand & voice signals
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Basics of crane operation and limitations
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Requirements for Operator Qualification
The requirements for operators in our courses
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Complete the Qualified Rigger/Signalperson training program
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Possess the physical ability to safely perform rigging tasks
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Have a minimum of two years rigging experience. (A trainee qualification is available for personnel who do not meet experience requirement.)
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Pass a written examination
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Pass a practical examination on signaling