Banksman Slinger Assessment
The Banksman Slinger Assessment is for individuals who have completed Banksman & Slinging Initial Training or have relevant hands-on experience. This is an assessment only—training is not included. Candidates needing additional instruction can contact us for training options.
During the assessment, experienced industry professionals evaluate your knowledge of safe working practices, risk management, and practical rigging skills. The assessment follows current industry standards, ensuring successful candidates are ready to perform lifting operations safely and effectively.
Those who pass will receive a Rigger Certificate, valid for 2 years, boosting your professional credibility in lifting and rigging operations.
Topics Covered
- Competency Evaluation – Review of your theory knowledge and hands-on rigging skills.
- Safety Practices – Check how well you follow safe working procedures to reduce risks.
- Risk Management – Assess your ability to identify hazards and evaluate risks before lifting operations.
- Communication Techniques – Test your coordination skills for safe and efficient lifting operations.
- Practical Skill Verification – Demonstrate hands-on rigging techniques and operational competence.
Why Take This Assessment?
- Recognized Certification – Get a Rigger Certificate that proves your skills and boosts your professional profile.
- Complete Evaluation – Show your theory knowledge and hands-on rigging skills through a structured assessment.
- Expert Assessors – Be evaluated by experienced industry professionals with real-world knowledge.
- Safety Focused – Learn and reinforce best safety practices to comply with industry standards.
- Career Advancement – Enhance your career opportunities, including potential roles like Rigging Supervisor.
Who Should Attend
This assessment is for individuals aiming to qualify as Banksmen and Slingers. Candidates should meet one of the following
- Have completed Banksman & Slinging Initial Training
- Have relevant hands-on industry experience (self-employed candidates may self-certify their experience)