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Basic Rigging Principles Parts 1-3 iacet-ceu=0.1

Name: Basic Rigging Principles, Parts 1-3 | Online Certificate
Brand: OSHA Outreach Courses
SKU: SKU-2360
Price: 59.00 USD
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Our 51-minute Basic Rigging Principles, Parts 1-3 (IACET CEU=0.1) course comes with a certificate upon completion.

Our Basic Rigging Principles, Parts 1-3 course provides essential training on safe rigging practices, covering fundamental principles and techniques for handling and securing loads. With approximately 80% of rigging accidents caused by human error, it's crucial to understand proper rigging procedures in the construction industry. Our Basic Rigging Principles, Parts 1-3 course provides workers with the necessary measures required to prevent accidents, minimize risks, and ensure safe working environments in various industries. We provide detailed learning guides and interactive ways to get equipped with practical skills and knowledge base.

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Learning Objectives

Understand OSHA and ANSI regulations related to rigging operations and compliance.
Learn different types of rigging equipment such as slings, chains, and ropes, along with their specific uses.
Master proper load handling techniques, including weight estimation, load balancing, and center of gravity calculation.
Recognize the most common rigging hazards and how to avoid them, ensuring a safe environment for all workers.

Learn the importance of pre-use equipment inspections, and identifying potential damage or defects.
Acquire knowledge of basic rigging hand signals and communication for safer coordination between riggers and crane operators.
Ensure proper load-securing techniques to prevent slips, falls, and equipment failure.

Course Outline

Basic Rigging Principles, Part 1: Hazards and Risks

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. Rigging Purpose
1. What Is Rigging?
2. Rigging Process and Goal
3. What Industries Use Rigging?

3. Hazards
1. General Hazards
2. Fall Hazards
3. Struck-by and Crushing Hazards
4. Electrical Hazards
5. Factors that Increase Hazards
6. Weather
4. Conclusion
1. Summary

Basic Rigging Principles, Part 2: General Safety

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. Rigging Process Overview
1. Rigging Process Overview
3. Preparing for the Job
1. Rigging Process: Preparing for the Job
2. Job Hazard Analysis
3. Job Hazard Analysis Contents
4. Crew Organization
5. Learning Activity: Prepare and Plan
6. Pre-Job Briefings
4. Doing the Job Safely
1. Rigging Process: Doing the Job Safely
2. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
3. Communicate
4. Rigging Jobs Vary
5. Basic Steps of Rigging
6. Use Rigging Equipment Properly
7. Stay Away from Danger
8. Keep the Load Low and Slow
9. Steady
10. Pinches, Abrasions and Cuts

5. Inspecting and Storing Equipment
1. Rigging Process: Inspecting and Storing Equipment
2. Inspection Frequency
3. What Riggers Look for During Inspections
4. What Competent People Look for During Inspections
5. What If Equipment Fails Inspection?
6. Storage
6. Putting the Process Together
1. Feedback: Putting the Process Together
7. Conclusion
1. Summary

Basic Rigging Principles, Part 3: Rigging Equipment

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. Types of Equipment
1. Types of Equipment
3. Slings
1. Slings
2. Wire Rope Slings
3. Wire Rope Slings: Advantages and Disadvantages
4. Wire Rope Slings: Cautions
5. Wire Rope Slings: Inspections
6. Chain Slings
7. Chain Slings: Advantages and Disadvantages
8. Metal Mesh Slings
9. Synthetic Fiber or Webbing Slings
10. Synthetic Slings: Advantages and Disadvantages
11. Synthetic Slings: Safety Considerations
4. Hitches
1. Types of Hitches
2. Endless and Single-Leg Hitches
3. Categories of Hitches
4. Vertical Hitch
5. Basket Hitches
6. Choker Hitches
7. Multiple-Leg Hitch

5. Connectors
1. Connectors
2. Hooks
3. Shackles
4. Eye Bolts
6. Adjusters
1. Turnbuckles
7. Selection
1. Capacity and Environment
2. Tension
3. Selection
8. Conclusion
1. Summary

Training Process

At OSHA Outreach Courses, you have to select the course you want to learn and begin at your own pace. You get to learn from different resources and in whichever language you want. You can study from guides, PDFs, and ebooks along with practicing sample assessments. Each topic is covered in a separate class that you can watch and learn as per your schedule.

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