Rigging Fundamentals, Inspections and Signals Webinar - Course 800W

Webinar | This program is completed

x Webinar, WI xxxxx United States

Online

1

9/10/2021 (one day)

08:00 AM-04:00 PM on Fri

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595.00 USD

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
LIVE ONLINE | INSTRUCTOR LED
This webinar course is held in real time with the same teachers and quality instruction materials as our in-person classes.

This course is designed for personnel who rig loads for lifting by cranes and for their supervisors. The course is most similar to a Rigger 1 course and provides the foundation for safe rigging practices. Floor crane operators and others working with overhead cranes will benefit from this comprehensive Rigging Fundamentals course. Our instructor will be able to answer your questions and cover important course material and concepts. In addition to a course workbook participants will also receive a 4” x 5” pocket handbook which highlights good and bad rigging practices, sling capacities and how to calculate unknown loads.

  • COURSE OBJECTIVES
  • • Identify safe rigging practices
  • • Conduct prior to use inspections
  • • Understand basic rigging principles
  • • Load weight determination
  • • Turning loads
  • COURSE OUTLINE
  • Rigging Equipment
  • • Rigging Standards
  • • Risk Management
  • • The Basic Rigging Plan
  • • Rigging Terminology
  • • Good & Bad Rigging Practices
  • Slings & Inspections Criteria
  • • Wire Rope Slings
  • • Chain Slings
  • • Nylon Web Slings
  • • Metal Mesh Slings
  • • Endless Slings
  • • Eyebolts
  • • Shackles
  • • Hooks
  • Rigging Fundamentals
  • • Safe Rigging Practices
  • • Calculating Load Weight
  • • Rigging Calculations & Exercises
  • • Center of Gravity
  • • Turning Loads
  • PLEASE NOTE: The 800W webinar is not eligible for the discounted bundle tuition offered when taking the full R1+R2+R3 Rigging seminar bundle.
  • Webinar students will receive a PDF or hard copy of course workbook and other handouts prior to the course.
  • This course is interactive and students will participate in discussion sessions so internet with audio capability and phone access are required.