Recall the purpose of rigging;
Recognize hazards associated with rigging
Rigging is a process used to secure materials to be moved by cranes, hoists or other lifting equipment. Heavy materials and moving parts have many associated risks of which you must be aware. Take this course to learn more about rigging and its potential hazards. This course is ideal for construction and general industry workers who may be involved in rigging activities, as well as their supervisors.
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.251- Subpart H, Rigging Equipment for Material Handling;
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.753- Subpart R, Hoisting and Rigging;
OSHA29 CFR 1910.184- Subpart N, Slings;
OSHA 29 CFR 1915.112- Subpart G, Ropes, Chains and Slings;
American National Standards Institute and American Society of Mechanical Engineers ANSI/ASME B30.9, B30.10, B30.20, B30.26
The course modules teaches rigging and how to recognize and reduce risks:
Explains the uses and importance of rigging.
Identifies common risks in the workplace.
Guides learners to spot and minimize unsafe conditions.
Introduces rigging equipment and provides guidance.
Reviews key regulatory requirements of rigging.
Covers inspection, load handling, communication, and safety.
Get the knowledge and confidence to work safely with our rigging course:
Identify workplace hazards and reduce risks in the workplace.
Master OSHA and ANSI/ASME rigging standards.
Understand how to handle rigging equipment safely and effectively.
Develop the ability to assess risks and make safe decisions on the job.
Choose our rigging course to gain essential rigging knowledge and improve workplace safety:
Recognized across industries in the U.S. for meeting safety and compliance standards.
Curriculum developed by industry professionals with rigging and safety expertise.
Practice with real-world scenarios for better understanding.
Learn anytime, anywhere, on any device.
Get your certificate immediately upon course completion and fee payment.
Anyone involved in lifting and material handling can enroll in our rigging course:
Construction workers and laborers
Crane, hoist, and rigging operators
Maintenance and operations staff
Site supervisors and safety officers
General industry workers handling heavy materials
New employees seeking foundational rigging knowledge
The course effectively meets group training needs with a scalable and trackable solution.
Discounts for a team of 5 or more.
Dedicated account manager.
Single dashboard to track team progress.
Consistent training across departments.
Flexible completion timelines.
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How much does a rigger course cost?
Most basic rigging courses cost between $100 and $500, but our course is affordable and available for $29.95.
How long does it take to become a certified rigger?
The course is completely flexible; it depends on how much time you spend on it.
What qualifications do I need to be a rigger?
No prior experience is required to enroll in this course. Any interested person from any background can enroll in this training.
How do I get my riggers' license?
To get a riggers license, you must complete an accredited rigging training course that meets OSHA/ANSI requirements, qualify for the exam, and get your certificate.