When to use an OSHA Qualified Signal Person? An OSHA Qualified Signal Person is required when the load or the area, near lift zone is not in full view of the operator, when the load is in transit and the direction of the movement is obstructed, and when either the operator or the person handling…
Online Rigging Certification You cannot get certified for rigging by using an online rigging certification class. Anyone who tells you that you can is lying to you. Online Rigging Certification is a myth beware, below is an OSHA fact sheet for review. There are two reasons folks use online rigging certification courses, they are to:…
Online Rigging training doesn’t make you an expert at rigging. Taking an online rigging course helps you understand the fundamentals of rigging. There are undeniably physical requirements and experience needed to be safe and to do the job correctly, online rigging training is simply a way to crack a book open and the book comes…
Rigging Training A rigger is a person who has been trained to handle and move loads. OSHA requires that your rigging training is thoroughly documented, you must have records on hand, this is enforced by OSHA. The rigger is required to undergo training related to the equipment being used. The level of competence depends upon…
What is a Qualified Rigging Program? Employer Audited Qualified Rigging is exactly that, a program that is overseen by the employer. OSHA is the regulatory authority that enforces fines which are based on guidelines for safety, operations and activities that the rigging crew conducts. The OperatorNetwork Qualified Rigging Program is designed to help you organize…
Qualified Rigging Program Guidelines A Qualified Rigging Program requires unconditional support from everyone in the company, starting from the top down. This includes contractors and all personnel involved in the planning and execution of any rigging procedure. Initially leadership and management are responsible for the financial costs and setup, but every party must be supportive…
Qualified versus Certified Rigging Employers generally choose qualified riggers because they are experienced and know the trade, whereas certification is a reference showing that the rigger has been formally tested. Certified Rigging must be conducted by a third party proctor this is accomplished by using a series of written tests that indicate the rigger is…
