Lecture 1 || Rigger Course Level 1 to 3 || Topic Introduction Rigger Rigging Slinger Banks man etc

Lecture 1 || Rigger Course Level 1 to 3 || Topic Introduction Rigger Rigging Slinger Banks man etc
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Course Content
1. Introduction
2. Definition
3. Types
4. Components of Rigging
5. Rigging Safety
6. OSHA Regulations
7. UK Regulations
8. Inspection Procedures
9. Checklist for inspection
10. Load Calculation
11. Center of Gravity (CG)
12. Factors influencing load stability in Rigging
13. Rigging Plan
14. Communication in Rigging
15. Carne communication signals
16. Knots and Hitches in Rigging
17. Environmental Considerations
18. Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
19. Emerging Technologies in Rigging
A rigger is a skilled professional responsible for safely
lifting, moving, and securing heavy loads in various
industries .
 Like construction, manufacturing, and entertainment.
 Using specialized equipment like slings, ropes, and
pulleys.
 Riggers meticulously plan and execute tasks, ensuring
the integrity and stability of loads during transport.
 Their expertise lies not only in the physical aspects of
rigging but also in understanding load dynamics,
calculating weight distribution, and adhering to
stringent safety protocols.
 Riggers play a crucial role in maintaining workplace
safety and efficiency in activities requiring the precise
handling of substantial objects.
The term "rigging" has different meanings depending
on the context in which it is used.
 In the context of machinery or equipment.
 In the context of construction and heavy lifting.
 In the context of entertainment industry (theater,
film, etc.)
In the context of machinery or
equipment
 Rigging refers to the system of ropes, chains, and
other related devices used to support and operate
sails, booms, and other components on a ship or
sailboat.
 It is crucial for controlling and manipulating the sails
and other sailing apparatus.
In the context of construction and
heavy lifting
 Rigging involves the process of preparing and
securing equipment, materials, or structures for lifting
and moving using cranes, hoists, or other machinery.
 This includes the use of slings, cables, and various
hardware to ensure the safe and efficient lifting and
positioning of heavy loads
In the context of entertainment
industry (theater, film, etc.)
 Rigging refers to the system of ropes, cables, and
equipment used to suspend and control lighting
fixtures, scenery, and other equipment above a
stage or performance area.
 It is crucial for creating dynamic and visually
engaging stage setups.
In essence, rigging involves the arrangement and use of ropes, cables, and equipment to achieve specific tasks, whether in maritime activities, construction, or entertainment, with a focus on ensuring safety, stability, and control during various operations.
Rigger Course
From Level 1 to 3
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