This blended learning course offers a combination of online theory and two days of instructor-led theory and practical applications. The online theory lessons (approximately 3 to 5 hours) must be completed on your own time 5 days prior to the course start date.
Created by the Crosby Group, this course covers the rigger’s responsibilities, Alberta OH&S regulations, sling types, hardware descriptions and working load limits (WLL). Students will practice rigging calculations, identify and utilize various rigging hardware, and learn about inspection standards and maintenance procedures.
The practical portion of the course includes basic load rigging using hooks, shackles, chains, wire ropes, and synthetic slings. Students will also learn and practice standardized crane signals and basic knot tying techniques. Successful students will be awarded a Certificate of Completion.
The in-class and practical training will take place at the Budd Coutts Apprenticeship and Education Centre.
