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Advanced Rigging & Rigging Inspection - 2 Days

Course number: 800A
Length: 2 days
Price: $1313.00
Category: Rigging

This 2-day rigging training course is for people with prior rigging experience.

I like the explanations and I learn from the knowledge of the instructor and the
book thing I didn't know about. Very satisfied. Now I can teach others more about the procedure and mathematical formulas on how to use rigging better and safer.

National OilwellVarco RosendoR.

(What I liked most about the seminar was...) The hands on in the lab.

Alcoa Dave P.

(What I liked most about the seminar was...) Information and presentation of the
Instructor.

Lehigh Cement William E.

(What I liked most about the seminar was…) Flexibilty

Nucor Steel Neil S.

(What I liked most about the seminar was…) That it pertained to the brand of crane
we have.

General Motors Rick K.

Rigging Training and Inspection for Those with Prior Experience

This advanced rigging training is designed as a classroom and hands-on program.

This course covers all the OSHA/ASME requirements for overhead crane operation including the reasons behind the requirements. The course begins with rigging training fundamentals, such as, identification of major crane components. This rigging training will focus on the safe and proper crane operation. **Hands-on rigging loads with unusual center of gravity.** Course lengths will vary depending on the specific type of customer needs.

Course objectives

  • Identify all major crane components
  • Explain the function of major components
  • Explain and use recommended hand signals
  • Explain and apply all recommended safety procedures
  • Perform all recommended operating procedures
  • Correctly make precision lifts
  • Understand crane control operations (AC or DC)

Course outline

  • ASME B30 regulations and OSHA rigging standards.
  • Inspection of Rigging Equipment
    • Inspection Records
    • Frequency
  • Slings & BTH
    • Wire Rope Slings
    • Metal Mesh Slings
    • Synthetic Rope Slings
    • Synthetic Webbed Slings
    • Below the hook lifting devices
  • Rigging Hardware
    • Eyebolts
    • Hoist Rings & Swivel Hoist Rings
    • Turnbuckles
    • Lifting Scales and Dynamometers
    • Snatch blocks
    • Plate Clamps
    • Manual lever operate hoists, and Hand Operated Hoists
    • Cribbing
  • Lift plans based on student's actual environments.
  • Advanced rigging calculations will include turning loads and center of gravity for irregular loads.
  • Rigging inspection will include hands-on with positive and negative examples.

Contact Konecranes for additional questions or view all crane training classes available.

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