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Qualified Rigger Level 2 training provides the knowledge and skills necessary for a person to work as a journeyman level rigger. This course prepares persons to perform rigging calculations and to select and apply rigging for safe controlled load handling. Persons completing this training will understand their responsibility to ensure proper rigging methods are used and that all variables which could result in a rigging failure are accounted for through planning and proper selection of gear. Training satisfies the qualification requirements for OSHA §1926, §1910, and other required qualifications.
The Rigger Level 2 Course is tailored to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of advanced rigging techniques and safety protocols. By delving deeper into the intricacies of the profession, participants can expect to gain:

Enhanced Safety Practices: Rigging inherently involves risks, and the Level 2 Course places a strong emphasis on safety. Participants will acquire advanced knowledge to identify and mitigate potential hazards, fostering a secure working environment.
Specialized Skills: Beyond the basics, this course hones in on specialized rigging skills, such as advanced load calculations, intricate lifting procedures, and the use of cutting-edge equipment. Graduates will be well-versed in handling complex rigging challenges.
Increased Job Opportunities: Employers in industries such as construction, entertainment, and manufacturing seek skilled riggers who can confidently tackle diverse tasks. Completing the Level 2 Course enhances employability and opens doors to a wider range of job opportunities.
ourse Topics Include:
An in-depth review of all Rigger Level 1 topics
Types of slings
Proper selection of slings
Types of hardware/rigging gear
Proper selection of hardware and gear
Below-the-hook lifting devices
Hooks
Types of hitches
D/d ratio
Using working load limit tables
Calculating load weight
Load force considerations
Locating the horizontal and vertical center of gravity
Calculating sling stress for symmetrical and non-symmetrical loads
Determining sling length
Rigger/personnel safety
And, much more…

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