The course covers the foundational knowledge of slinging operations, including angle-tension relationships. Participants will be trained to inspect and evaluate loads, execute and supervise lifting operations with competence, and clear and organize the worksite post-loading and lifting activities.
Participants will learn to identify and apply relevant lifting regulations at the worksite, assess risks associated with deck lifting operations, and create lifting plans accordingly. They will also gain proficiency in operating lifting equipment and communicating effectively via radio and hand gestures. Additionally, foundational knowledge of slinging operations, including angle-tension relationships, will be covered. Participants will be trained to inspect and evaluate loads, execute and supervise lifting operations with competence, and clear and organize the worksite post-loading and lifting activities.
The Rigger Initial Training Standard is designed for individuals with minimal or no prior rigging and lifting operation training. It offers an industry-recognized introductory certificate for those seeking foundational knowledge before pursuing supervised workplace training.
What will I learn?
- A. RIGGER
- I. Introduction to Lifting Operations and the Responsibilities of a Rigger
- 1. Responsibilities of a Rigger
- 2. Overview of Lifting Operations: Legislation and Hazard Management
- II. Rigging and Lifting Operations
- 1. Rigging and Lifting Principles
- 2. Preparing for Lifting
- 3. Executing the Lift
- 4. Work Area Restoration and Post-Operation Duties
- B. BANKSMAN & SLINGER:
- I. Lifting Operations Overview
- 1. Compliance with Regulations and Safety Protocols
- 2. Familiarization with Lifting Responsibilities and Equipment
- 3. Pre-Lift Preparation Procedures, Execution of Lifting Tasks
- 4. Post-Lift Area Restoration
- C. The Banksman's Responsibilities
- 1. Tasks and Responsibilities of the Banksman
- 2. Communication Strategies and Visibility Measures
- D. Slinging Techniques
- 1. Fundamentals of Proper Slinging Practices
- E. Hands-On Training
- 1. Application of Banksman & Slinger Functions in Planned Lifting Operations
- Physically fit to participate in practical lifting and rigging activities.
- Basic understanding of written and spoken English is recommended for following training instructions and safety documentation.
- No prior rigging experience is required for Stage 1; this course is designed for beginners entering the offshore and onshore lifting industry.
- Candidates should wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) during practical sessions, if applicable.
- A valid government-issued photo ID is required for registration.
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