Earn your Basic Rigger and Signalman certificate upon successful completion of this course
BASIC RIGGER AND SIGNALMAN (OSHA) ONLINE COURSE OVERVIEW
This comprehensive online course provides essential safety and operational knowledge for both riggers and signalpersons. Designed to align with OSHA requirements, it introduces participants to the fundamentals of rigging, load calculations, sling configurations, and safe communication methods used in lifting operations.
Whether you’re new to rigging or refreshing your skills, this course offers practical insights into how to handle loads safely, identify hazards, and ensure proper coordination between riggers and crane operators. Interactive assessments throughout the training help reinforce learning and prepare learners for the final written and hands-on evaluations.
Upon successful completion, participants can download and print their certificate, exam results, and an employer checklist for conducting the required field competency assessment. Employers also gain access to downloadable resources such as rigging charts, hand signal posters, and practical exam guidelines for workplace application.
BASIC RIGGER AND SIGNALMAN (OSHA) ONLINE COURSE TOPICS
- Section 1: Introduction to Rigging and Determining Load Weights
- Section 2: Understanding Sling Angles, Stresses, and Centre of Gravity
- Section 3: Sling Hitches and Types of Slings
- Section 4: Rigging Hardware, Lifting Accessories, and Below-the-Hook Devices
- Section 5: Safe Communication Practices – Verbal and Hand Signals
- Examinations
- Rigger/Signaler Written Exam
- Practical Field Evaluation
Course materials, including a downloadable reference guide and rigging workbook, are available upon registration.
Universally Compatible
This course was created using standards that will allow playback on most internet capable devices with standard web browsing capabilities including Apple’s iTouch, iPad, and iPhone, as well as most other smart phones and tablets including those with Android and Windows operating systems.
