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Rigger Level 01

Overview: The IASP Rigger Level 01 course is designed for individuals seeking to gain foundational knowledge in rigging operations within the construction, manufacturing, and telecommunications industries. This course provides participants with essential skills in safe rigging practices, equipment operation, load management, and hazard recognition. By adhering to OSHA guidelines, participants will learn to minimize risks and ensure safety while performing rigging tasks.

Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of the IASP Rigger Level 01 course, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify and Understand Rigging Equipment: Recognize various rigging equipment types, including slings, shackles, hooks, and their proper use.
  2. Comprehend OSHA Regulations: Demonstrate familiarity with relevant OSHA regulations concerning rigging and lifting operations.
  3. Assess Load Conditions: Analyze load weight, balance, and center of gravity to ensure safe lifting practices.
  4. Apply Safety Principles: Implement safe rigging methods and techniques to prevent accidents and injuries.
  5. Perform Rigging Procedures: Execute basic rigging maneuvers in accordance with safety standards and organizational policies.
  6. Conduct Pre-Use Inspections: Conduct thorough inspections of rigging gear and equipment prior to use, following best practices ensured by OSHA recommendations.
  7. Communicate Effectively: Utilize proper communication techniques with team members to enhance safety during lifting operations.

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Rigging

  • Overview of rigging operations
  • Importance of safety in rigging
  • Overview of OSHA standards related to rigging

Module 2: Rigging Equipment and Gear

  • Types of rigging equipment (slings, blocks, hoists, etc.)
  • Rigging hardware: shackles, hooks, connectors
  • Proper selection and use of rigging gear

Module 3: Load Assessment

  • Understanding load weight and capacity
  • Center of gravity and load balance
  • Load stability and handling techniques

Module 4: Rigging Techniques and Procedures

  • Basic rigging knots and hitches
  • Lifting techniques
  • Securing and stabilizing loads

Module 5: Safety Practices

  • Identifying hazards associated with rigging operations
  • Implementing safety measures and personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • Importance of teamwork and communication in rigging

Module 6: Inspection and Maintenance

  • Conducting pre-use inspections of rigging equipment
  • Identifying signs of wear and tear
  • Proper care and maintenance of rigging gear

Module 7: Practical Application

  • Hands-on training in rigging operations
  • Simulated rigging scenarios
  • Peer evaluations and feedback

Module 8: Course Review and Assessment

  • Review of key concepts and skills
  • Knowledge test and practical exam
  • Discussion of next steps and advanced rigging courses (if applicable)

Course Duration

  • Total Duration: Half Day / 04 Hours

Final Exam

Comprehensive assessment covering all modules

  • 20 multiple-choice questions assessing understanding of course materials
  • Minimum passing score: 70%