Qualified Rigger Level 1 Training
Now Offering 3 ways to train your employees!
Onsite Training
Our Qualified Rigger Level 1 training class provides the necessary training to meet the OSHA standards of a Qualified Rigger. This course covers OSHA regulations, the use and inspection of slings, rigging hardware, load weight and other areas critical to understanding and operating a safe job site.
This course is recommended for all employees who are working within the fall zone of a load and especially if they are involved in the hooking and unhooking of the load or in the guiding of a load.
The Qualified Rigger Level 1 Live Virtual Course is intended to train multiple employees at the same time without you having to secure a facility or have your employees travel. This Zoom-based program includes personal interaction with our trainer, on-line quizzes, and Certificates of Completion for each employee who passes the course. Call us for pricing and to schedule your Live Virtual Training.
Individuals can achieve immediate qualified rigger status with our Online Rigger Training course. Click here to enroll.
And as always, we offer a live on-site course to train your employees as Qualified Riggers. Call us for a free quote for a Live Onsite Rigger training program at your site.
Many customer choose to have us teach the Qualified Rigger Level 1 course and the Signal Person course on the same day. View the Signal Person course material and sign up to take the Signal Person Course and Certified Signal Person Exam.
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Course Length
7 hour class including Testing (as required by OSHA)
Live Virtual Group Training
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For Onsite Class
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Rigger 1 Training Course Material
Our Qualified Rigger Level 1 (Competent Person) training provides the necessary training to designate the employee to work as a competent basic rigger. Our Qualified Rigger 1 Training covers the following topics:
- OSHA regulations
- ASME regulations
- Chain slings proper inspection and use
- Wire rope slings proper inspection and use
- Round slings proper inspection and use
- Web slings proper inspection and use
- Mesh slings proper inspection and use
- Sling protection
- Shackles, eyebolts, hooks, mechanical couplers, swivel hoist rings, Plate clamps
- Rigging hardware
- Allowable wear
- Sling inspections
- Sling hitches
- Verifying the load weight
- Rating charts
- Sling angles
- Center of gravity
- Fall zone
- Tag lines
- Power line safety
- Safe working practices around cranes