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Rigging Safety

Training course length is customizable based on your needs.

Course Overview

Covers safe movement of materials and equipment; OSHA and ASME standards; identifying and mitigating rigging hazards; crane safety, hand signals, and inspection of slings and hardware.

SELECTION, USE, AND INSPECTION OF SLINGS

• Chain
• Wire rope
• Natural fiber rope
• Synthetic fiber rope
• Synthetic web
• Advantages & disadvantages
• Inspection procedures
• OSHA & ASME recommendations

HARDWARE

• Proper selection and utilization
• Hooks & shackles
• Eye bolts
• Wedge sockets
• Wire rope clips

SLING CHARACTERISTICS

• Strength
• Convenience & safety
• Load protection
• Shock absorbency
• Temperature & chemical resistance
• Economy & service life

SAFE LIFTING PRACTICES

• Load size, weight, and center of gravity
• Number of legs and angle with horizontal
• Weight distribution
• Rated capacity
• Sling tension
• Tables & charts
• Balancing loads

WORK SITE SAFETY

• Swing radius
• Hand signals
• Environmental & surface conditions
• Tag lines

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