Course Overview: Rigger Assessment
Rigger Assessment is aimed at personnel who have either successfully completed the Rigger Initial Training or possess sufficient, relevant work experience. This assessment is structured to thoroughly examine your underpinning knowledge, understanding, and practical abilities required to execute rigging tasks safely and effectively. Expert assessors, who are industry veterans with firsthand experience, will evaluate your readiness for real-world rigging scenarios. The evaluation process is built around the latest standards and is divided into two key sections: a written theory test and a practical assessment. Successful candidates will receive a Certificate valid for 2 years—a credential that not only validates your competence but also enhances your career prospects in various sectors such as construction, renewables, and offshore industries.
Topics Covered
- Theory: Plan, Prepare, Lift, and Move Loads
- Practical: Hands-on Application of Planning, Preparing, Lifting, and Moving Loads
- Safe Rigging Principles and Best Practices
- Risk Assessment and Hazard Identification
- Assessment Methods: Closed-book Theory Test (80% Pass Mark) and Practical Evaluations
Why Attend This Course?
- Recognized Certification: Earn an industry-acknowledged certificate that enhances professional credibility.
- Comprehensive Assessment: Demonstrate both theoretical knowledge and practical skills through structured evaluations.
- Expert Guidance: Receive assessments from experienced professionals with real-world rigging expertise.
- Safety-Oriented Approach: Develop skills aligned with the highest safety standards to minimize workplace risks.
Who Should Attend?
- This course is designed for individuals seeking to qualify as riggers, including those who have:
- Successfully completed initial rigger training, or
- Gained relevant hands-on experience in rigging operations.
Entry Requirements
- Candidates must meet one of the following criteria to demonstrate competency:
- Option 1: Hold a valid Rigging and Lifting certification.
- Option 2: Provide proof of prior competency assessment and an equivalent certification achieved within the last 30 months.
Medical Requirements
- As the course involves physically demanding tasks, participants must be medically fit to take part. They must either:
- Hold an employer-approved medical certificate equivalent to an offshore medical certificate, or
- Complete a medical screening form provided by the training provider.
Assessment Process
Assessment Process
- written test with an 80% minimum passing score.
Assessment Process
- Each participant must lead two lifting operations and assist with two others.
- Each operation takes approximately two hours and includes all key rigging activities.
- Successful candidates will be certified as competent to perform rigging operations in the workplace.