16-Hour Rigging Worker (CRA-103)
Description
The 16-Hour Rigging Worker (CRA-103) course is a comprehensive training program designed for individuals involved in rigging operations in the construction industry. This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform rigging tasks safely and effectively.
Participants will learn about various types of rigging equipment, including slings, shackles, hoists, and cranes, while gaining an understanding of safety regulations, standards, and guidelines to ensure compliance and promote a safe work environment.
Key Topics Covered
- Rigging Safety Regulations: Understanding OSHA, DOB, and industry safety standards.
- Load Calculations and Rigging Techniques: Calculating load capacities and implementing proper techniques for various lifting scenarios.
- Rigging Equipment Inspection and Maintenance: Ensuring equipment integrity through regular inspections and proper maintenance.
- Signaling and Communication: Learning effective techniques for clear communication between riggers, crane operators, and other personnel.
- Rigging Hardware and Equipment Selection: Familiarity with slings, shackles, hoists, and cranes for proper selection and usage.
- Proper Lifting Methods: Rigging configurations, load distribution, and stability considerations.
- Hazard Recognition and Risk Assessment: Identifying potential risks and implementing control measures.
- Safe Work Practices: PPE usage, fall protection, and maintaining a clean and secure work area.
- Practical Application: Engaging in hands-on activities and simulations to apply learned skills in realistic scenarios.
Course Format
- Language: English
- Duration: 16 Hours
- Course Code: CRA-103
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will:
- Understand rigging safety regulations and standards.
- Learn to calculate load capacities and implement proper rigging techniques.
- Develop skills for equipment inspection and maintenance.
- Master signaling and communication techniques for safe rigging operations.
- Gain familiarity with rigging hardware and proper lifting methods.
- Enhance hazard recognition and risk assessment abilities.
- Apply safe work practices and maintain an organized work environment.
- Engage in practical, hands-on exercises to reinforce knowledge and skills.
Requirements
- To perform rigging or signaling work in conjunction with the hoisting or lowering of articles on the outside of a building with hoisting equipment, an individual must either (i) complete this course, (ii) possess a Department-approved national rigging certification, or (iii) be employed by a licensed Rigger.
- There are no prerequisites needed to attend this course.
Features
- CEUs: 1.6
- CEU Requirements: 100% attendance for the course.
- Completion of IACET Registration Form
- Active participation in all class exercises
- As applicable, achievement of minimum passing score on required end-of-course examination
- Participation and submittal of end-of-course evaluation form
Target audiences
- This training is geared towards individuals who perform rigging or signaling work in the construction trades in New York City.