Rigging is work involving the use of mechanical load shifting equipment and associated gear to move, place or secure a load including plant, equipment or members of a building or structure and to ensure the stability of those members and the setting-up and dismantling of cranes and hoists.

Minimum age 18 years
Must wear covered footwear (work boots)
Must be the holder a current certificate in Intermediate Rigger

•    Plan and prepare operation of work associated with advance rigging
•    Assessment and control, in the correct priority, of all occupational health and safety issues associated with advance rigging and associated equipment
•    Understanding all relevant obligations, requirements and responsibilities as well as concept of a duty of care associated equipment
•    Inspection and appropriate repair and alteration of lifting gear and personal protective equipment
•    Performance of works associated with advance rigging in accordance with all relevant standards, legislative requirements and industry codes of practices pertinent to the area of works
•    Movement of plant and equipment necessary to perform advance rigging work/steel erection/dual lifts

Contact the office for course dates and locations.
Training may also be conducted at your workplace by arrangement.

At the completion of the course you will receive a Workplace Health & Safety Ticket and a Statement of Attainment that is a nationally recognised qualification for this machine.

Work Load  | Four Full Day Course   |  Total Duration 32 hours