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Rigging and Lifting (Basic)

Duration	5 days
Certificate Validity	2 years
Target group	This lifting and rigging training is intended for: riggers, deck crew, construction, maintenance and mechanical technicians/supervisors and crane operators.
Prerequisites	There are no pre-requisites.
Objectives	On completion of this course the learner will be capable of: Being aware of the statutory requirements, regulations and approved codes of practices regarding rigging equipment together with the learners obligations to Site Safety Identifying basic equipment used in rigging Using basic items of rigging equipment safely and effectively Selecting and using the correct equipment for the task Inspection and use of different types of lifting equipment Calculations required in rigging to include weight calculation, required angles, how to use sling charts Tying knots, bends and hitches Lifting safely both out of balance loads, balanced loads and tandem lifting.
Contents	Rigging principles and terminology Relevant legislation and ACOPs Safe systems of work Risk assessment, planning and control of lifting operations Ensure the area is suitable for lifting activities Lifting equipment pre and post use inspection, including certification Safe and correct use of different types of lifting equipment Selection of the appropriate lifting accessories for different types of loads Lifting accessories and their applications Sling various loads including balanced, unbalance and loose Equipment identification and selection Weight identification, different ways to calculate the loads weight Carry out lifts to given instructions Placement of and setting down loads Disconnection of lifting accessories from the load Use of recommended hand signals and radios Keep within safe working parameters Awareness of crane operating principles Awareness of conflicting activities Environmental factors that could influence lifting operations Correct procedure for the storage of lifting equipment Awareness of manual handling Appreciation of dynamic factors Typing knots, bends and hitches – their uses and applications
Exam	To pass the exam must be 75 % successful