HSE Rigger Safety Course for Qatar O3035530865, O3219606785-This rigging training course is designed for personnel who rig loads for lifting by cranes and for their supervisors. Floor crane operators and others working with overhead craneswill benefit from this comprehensive and safety focused Rigging Fundamentals course. Our instructor will be able answer your questions and cover important course material and concepts. In addition to a course workbook participantswill also receive a 4” x 5” pocket handbook which highlights good and badrigging practices, sling capacities and how to calculate unknown loads. These Rigging Training courses are designed for workers using mechanical systems tohoist loads on various structures for work purposes. There's no room for errorwhen it comes to rigging in industrial settings. To prevent accidents and injuries on the job, riggers must comply with standard procedures, understandproper rigging techniques, and operate rigging equipment accordingly. The to-dolist can be overwhelming, but you don't have to worry... 360training.com offersa web-based rigging training curriculum that is designed. Advanced Rigging I Did you miss anything new about crane operations lately? The first installment of this two-part course on advanced rigging can boost your understanding of industrial cranes and heavy lifting! Learn moreabout how to inspect and operate bridge and broom cranes with this 30-minute course. Basic RiggingI Is it time to brush up on your rigging expertise? can refresh your knowledge of basic rigging equipment and procedures! Expect practical discussions about block and tackle, slings, turnbuckles, and more. 

The Competent Rigger  course is offered in our indoor tower training facility, and allows  students to learn in controlled environment under close  supervision and tutelage of our skilled instructors. Students  successfully completing this course will be recognized asa  Competent Rigger Trainer in accordance.

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

Effects of Sling Angles

Calculating Load Weight

Rigging Calculations & Exercises

Center of Gravity

Turning Loads

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