Basic Rigging Course
Basic Rigging Course Outline
This training program is designed for both novice and experienced learners who may be expected to perform basic rigging procedures while performing their daily duties.
It also makes good business sense that employees who are expected to supervise these related activities should know what the correct procedures are so that they are competent to identify good, bad, safe or unsafe practices during the course of their supervision day / shift.
Course Information
SAQA ID : 14706
Unit Standard Title : Perform basic rigging procedures
Level : 2
Credits : 4
Duration : 3 days
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Programme Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Basic Rigging
Discuss why basic rigging is required in the workplace
Explain what lifting equipment is
Identify the different lifting equipment
Identify the different types of cranes
Module 2: Basic Rigging Practices Legislation
Identify the relevant legislation applicable to safe lifting
Explain the employer’s responsibilities
Explain the employee’s responsibilities
Module 3: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Identify what personal protective equipment is
Explain why an employee should wear PPE
Explain how to care for certain PPE
Module 4: Basic Rigging Communication and Load Recognition
Explain the reason for effective communication during lifting operations
List the different communication methods
Demonstrate the standard communication hand signals
Identify the different load recognition symbols
Module 5: Basic Slinging
Explain the general safety aspects related to basic slinging
Explain the safety aspects related to different slinging equipment
Demonstrate the different slinging techniques
Module 6: Housekeeping
Explain what housekeeping is
Discuss the advantages and disadvantages
Explain how to clean and store the different lifting equipment
Module 7: Working Attitude
Explain why we should have a positive attitude to our work
Explain what is considered a positive and good attitude
Explain why we must be a team player
Explain why we should be able to identify and solve problems
