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Rigger-II

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Course Overview

The Rigger II program is designed to provide intermediate-level rigging knowledge and practical skills for personnel responsible for lifting, hoisting, and load-handling operations. Building upon basic rigging principles, this course focuses on load dynamics, sling and hardware selection, inspection procedures, signalling methods, and safe practices during complex lifts. The program prepares individuals to work as competent riggers under supervision or as part of a lifting team, ensuring compliance with international safety standards and minimizing risk during material handling tasks.

  1. Introduction to Rigging Safety Principles
  2. Roles and Responsibilities of Riggers and Signal Persons
  3. Understanding Load Weights and Centre of Gravity
  4. Sling Types: Selection, Applications, and Limitations
  5. Rigging Hardware: Shackles, Hooks, and Eye Bolts
  6. Wire Rope: Construction, Inspection, and Maintenance
  7. Synthetic Slings: Use, Care, and Storage
  8. Load Charts and Capacity Planning
  9. Hitch Configurations: Vertical, Choker, Basket, and Bridle
  10. Rigging Knots and Basic Rope Handling
  11. Inspection Procedures for Slings and Hardware
  12. Taglines, Chain falls, and Hoists in Rigging Operations
  13. Proper Use of Lifting Devices and Attachments
  14. Rigging Signals: Hand, Voice, and Radio Communication
  15. Hazard Identification in Rigging Operations
  16. Safe Work Practices During Complex Lifts
  17. Crane Interaction: Working Safely Around Cranes
  18. Controlling Load Swing and Stability
  19. Emergency Procedures in Rigging Operations
  20. Case Studies: Common Rigging Failures and Lessons Learned
  • Riggers and Assistant Riggers
  • Crane Operators seeking rigging knowledge
  • Safety Officers and HSE Coordinators in lifting operations
  • Construction Supervisors overseeing rigging tasks
  • Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, and Offshore Rigging Personnel
  • Shipyard and Dockyard Workers handling cargo lifting
  • Maintenance and Shutdown Personnel involved in heavy lifts
  • Fabrication Yard and Industrial Plant Workers
  • Contractors and Subcontractors engaged in rigging activities
  • Training Coordinators responsible for rigging safety education

For Individuals

  • Develop intermediate rigging competence for safe and efficient lifting operations.
  • Gain confidence in using and inspecting rigging equipment.
  • Learn signalling methods for clear communication during lifts.
  • Build career opportunities in construction, oil & gas, shipping, and heavy industry.
  • Earn certification that demonstrates compliance with recognized rigging standards.

For Organizations

  • Ensure competent personnel handle rigging tasks, reducing accidents and downtime.
  • Strengthen compliance with global rigging and lifting safety standards.
  • Reduce equipment damage through proper rigging techniques and inspections.
  • Improve efficiency and productivity during lifting and material handling operations.
  • Enhance overall safety culture and employee morale by minimizing lifting-related risks.

Assessment methods for the course include written examinations, practical rigging demonstrations, case studies, and hands-on evaluations. After studying the course material and completing module quizzes, participants will take the final course exam. The exam will consist of multiple-choice questions drawn from an extensive question bank, designed to evaluate participants’ knowledge of rigging principles, safety practices, and practical application. Practical assessments will focus on rigging setup, equipment inspection, and correct signalling during lifting operations.

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