crane rigger level 1 course in jhelum

Taught by an accomplished crane instructor and Rigger Certifier, the Level 1 Rigger Certification Course combines in-class content with practical experience.
Students receive classroom theory and hands on practical training including calculating load weights, finding load center of gravity, rigging loads and making actual crane lifts giving direction to the crane operator.
The goal of the Level 1 training program is to equip you for a safe career as a knowledgeable and confident rigger
Rigger is a rigorous industry-recognized curriculum that covers safe rigging practices, lifting operations, load dynamics and lift planning to prepare learners to safely handle and move loads.
A rigger moves bulky items and heavy materials such as structural steel around building sites using rigging equipment such as cranes, winches or pulleys. Their duties include erecting scaffolding and other temporary structures on worksites, anchoring the machinery and attaching loads, moving heavy loads and ensuring the safety of the rigging operation.
Riggers usually work in the construction, manufacturing, mining or shipbuilding industries. A rigger operates rigging gear to transport heavy loads on worksites. The role involves preparing materials before loading, setting up the rigging gear, operating heavy machinery and dismantling the equipment at the end.
A successful rigger is safety-conscious and enjoys hands-on work in a team environment. Riggers communicate with their team at all times and need to make sure safety procedures are followed.
The day-to-day duties of a rigger vary depending on their industry. An oil rigger, for example, operates drills to extract oil, while a construction rigger works with cranes and pulley systems, and a mining rigger navigates heavy loads through confined spaces.
A budding rigger can undergo vocational training, e.g. through TAFE or a registered training provider, to obtain a certificate in rigging. An accompanying internship is a great way to get practical experience at the same time.
A distinction is made between basic, intermediate and advanced rigging work. Anyone who wants to perform advanced rigging work needs to be aged 18 or older and obtain a high-risk work licence, which permits them to perform potentially dangerous tasks like operating rigging gear.
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