Rigging and Lifting
The Rigging and Lifting Training Course gives beginners a solid start in safe rigging and lifting practices. It combines simple classroom lessons with hands-on practical training. You’ll learn the basics of rigging, how to identify hazards, manage risks, and follow safety rules. The course also covers how to plan, prepare, lift, and move loads safely. After completing the course, you’ll receive a 2-year valid certificate, which helps boost your career in construction, offshore, and industrial sectors.
Topics Covered
- Role and Responsibilities of a Rigger
- Introduction to Lifting Operations, relevant legislation, and hazard management
- Principles of Rigging and Lifting
- How to plan and prepare for lifting operations
- Safe lifting procedures and operational techniques
- Post-operation responsibilities and restoring the work area
Why Attend This Rigging and Lifting Training Course
- Industry-Recognized Certification — Gain a globally valued certificate that validates your skills as a mechanical rigger.
- Theory + Practical Training — Learn through a perfect mix of classroom instruction and hands-on rigging practice.
- Expert Instructors — Train with industry professionals who bring real-world rigging experience
- Safety-Focused Learning — Understand essential safety practices to reduce risks and improve workplace safety.
- Career Growth — This certification boosts your career in construction, offshore, renewables, and other industrial sectors.
Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for beginners with little or no rigging experience who want to earn an introductory, industry-approved certification and start a career as a mechanical rigger.
Assessment Method
- Theory Assessment — Written test to check your understanding of key rigging concepts.
- Practical Assessment — Perform 10 lifting operations under supervision to demonstrate your rigging skills safely and effectively.
Entry & Medical Requirements
- No prior experience needed — open to anyone interested in the rigging and lifting industry.
- Participants must be medically fit and either hold a company-approved medical certificate (offshore equivalent) or complete a medical screening form.