Rigging Courses

Competent Rigger Training – $695 (2 Days)

The Competent Rigger course is offered in our indoor tower training facility, and allows students to learn in a controlled environment under close supervision and tutelage of our skilled instructors. Students successfully completing this course will be recognized as a Competent Rigger Trainer in accordance with ANSI A 10.48.

Prerequisites: 5 years of rigging experience including rigging planning, use of a capstan hoist, synthetic rope, and hardware. Previous experience in adult skill-oriented training. Organizations and trainers must sign a training license agreement with Pacific Safety Solutions prior to enrollment in the course. Students must be employed by an organization This program is fast-paced and not intended for new riggers or signalers, or those without previous training and experience. This program expects that students understand basic equipment use of: hardware, slings, rope, anchorages, and have ability to solve basic mathematics and trigonometry.

Learning Objectives: Upon successful completion of this course, trainers will have the materials to teach specific rigging principles to their company’s employees. Materials distributed during this course include presentations, exams, outlines, work books, rigging plans, exercises, lesson plans, student manuals and documentation records. Trainers will be able to deliver training for Rigger and Signal Person using Pacific Safety Solutions student manuals and materials.

Content:
Applicable OSHA Regulations
Load Dynamics
Slings
Sling Application
Sling Configuration
Sling Angle Factors
Hardware
Hooks
Shackles
Eye Bolts
Hoist Rings
Turnbuckles
Blocks
Hardware Application
Hardware Capacities
Hardware Angle Factors
Block Angle Factors
Synthetic Rope
Rope Breaking Strength
WLL
Knots
Rope Dynamics
Wire Rope
Trigonometry
Load Weight Calculation
Procedures
Tower Rigging Considerations
Rigging Plans

Competent Rigger Train-the-trainer – $2395

The Competent Rigger Train-the-Trainer Course provides students with the teaching tools and methods to provide in-house Competent Rigger training. Our course is offered in our indoor tower training facility, and allows students to learn in a controlled environment under close supervision and tutelage of our skilled instructors. Students successfully completing this course will be recognized as a Competent Rigger Trainer in accordance with ANSI A 10.48. Trainers will be able to conduct classes, which meet the individual needs of their organizations and customers. Written and practical examinations are administered as to ensure the principles presented in the course have been achieved. Documentation is available to satisfy organization’s due diligence and regulatory requirements.

Prerequisites: 5 years of rigging experience including rigging planning, use of a capstan hoist, synthetic rope, and hardware. Previous experience in adult skill-oriented training. Organizations and trainers must sign a training license agreement with Pacific Safety Solutions prior to enrollment in the course. Students must be employed by an organization This program is fast-paced and not intended for new riggers or signalers, or those without previous training and experience. This program expects that students understand basic equipment use of: hardware, slings, rope, anchorages, and have ability to solve basic mathematics and trigonometry.

Learning Objectives: Upon successful completion of this course, trainers will have the materials to teach specific rigging principles to their company’s employees. Materials distributed during this course include presentations, exams, outlines, work books, rigging plans, exercises, lesson plans, student manuals and documentation records. Trainers will be able to deliver training for Rigger and Signal Person using Pacific Safety Solutions student manuals and materials.

Content:
Applicable OSHA Regulations
Load Dynamics
Slings
Sling Application
Sling Configuration
Sling Angle Factors
Hardware
Hooks
Shackles
Eye Bolts
Hoist Rings
Turnbuckles
Blocks
Hardware Application
Hardware Capacities
Hardware Angle Factors
Block Angle Factors
Synthetic Rope
Rope Breaking Strength
WLL
Knots
Rope Dynamics
Wire Rope
Trigonometry
Load Weight Calculation
Procedures
Tower Rigging Considerations
Rigging Plans

Students Will Also Receive a Flash Drive Loaded With the Following:
• Microsoft PowerPoint® Slide Presentation Trainer
• Outline and Procedures for Hands-On Activities
• Rigger and Signal Person Course Outline
• Student Documentation (checklists for internal records)
• Roster, Exam and Proficiency Checklist
• Pacific Safety Solutions direct contact phone number for on-going technical and training supportType your paragraph here.