Introduction, Sec. 1.
This section introduces the trainee to the basic principles of rigging and competent, safe signaling.
Section 2 , Glossary
This section explains basic terminology used in safe rigging operations.
Section 3 , Inspections
This section covers all ANSI and ASME inspection guidelines for all slings, rigging hardware, and lifting devices.
Section 4 , Slings/ Hardware
This section introduces all the types of slings and rigging hardware used in rigging applications.
Section 5 , Hitches
-The following section demonstrates the proper use of rigging in all the combinations and all safety concerns that apply to them.
Section 6 , Knots
-This section illustrates and demonstrates type of basic knots and their uses in the rigging industry.
Section 7 , Sling Stress
-This section teaches how to understand the sling stress by understanding the specific type of angle places on hitches.
Section 8 , NCCCO Reference Booklet
-This book introduces the rigger/signal person trainee to the type of rigging and their many vary uses, as well as personal requirements for rigging/signal person qualifications.
Section 9 , Signals
-This section covers all the standard industry methods, hand signals (verbal & nonverbal) for proper material movements.
Section 10 , Rigging Emergency Procedures
This section covers accident prevention for the following situations, powerline contact, pinch points, full body positioning, and loud stability.
Section 11 , B30.9
The ASME has developed codes and standards under the procedure accredited as meeting the criteria of the American National Standards Committee.
Section 12 , B30.10, B30.20, B30.26
The ASME has developed codes and standards under the procedure accredited as meeting the criteria of the American National Standards Committee.
Section 13 , Crane Operations Primary Terminology
This section covers basic crane terminology that is associated with the standard method hand signals and how the two relate to one another.
Section 14 , Test Day and Graduation