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Rigging Safety – Vivid
This course provides instructions on the secure rigging of loads for transport by cranes, hoists, and related equipment. Topics covered include lift planning, sling selection and inspection, load weight estimation, usage of a sling angle chart, and collaborating with a crane operator.
In "Rigging Safety - Vivid," you will learn the essentials of safely rigging loads for movement by cranes, hoists, and other machines. This course covers aspects like lift preparation, sling inspection and choice, weight estimation of a load, applying a sling angle chart, and cooperation with a crane operator.
By the end of the Rigging Safety - Vivid course, you should be well-versed in:
- The pros, cons, and restrictions of different sling types
- Inspection standards for slings and rigging hardware
- Key questions a rigger must consider during lift planning
- Methods for calculating a load’s weight, factors affecting the lifting capacity of a sling, and techniques for load balancing
- The features of vertical, choker, and basket hitches
- Potential hazards when operating near a crane and appropriate safety measures to avoid them
- Selecting and Inspecting Rigging Equipment
- Planning the Lift
- Following Safe Practices
Estimated at 30 minutes
Evaluations conducted throughout this online course aim to consolidate the information provided. To obtain a completion certificate, a score of 80% is required. Participants have the opportunity to retake the course twice if the pass mark is not achieved.
Upon successful completion of the Rigging Safety - Vivid course, a completion certificate will be accessible for download and printing.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 30 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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