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Aerial Rigging

Duration 3 days
Accreditation SAQA US ID: 253582 | NQF Level: 04 | Credits: 03 |
Pre-Requisites Certified copy of ID or passport (for non-SA) | At least 18 years of age | Basic understanding of the training language |
Delivery In-Class

Course contents
  • Rigging fundamentals
  • Equipment selection
  • Load calculations
  • Safety procedures
  • Pre-use inspections
  • Hazard identification
  • Proper lifting techniques
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Rigging setup and load securing
  • Safe lifting operations
Key benefits
  • Safe aerial rigging practices
  • Improved equipment selection
  • Better load calculation skills
  • Improved hazard identification
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Practical rigging experience
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Lift Machinery Courses

Basic Rigging

Duration 7 days
Accreditation SAQA US ID: 376199 | NQF Level: 04 | Credits: 05 |
Pre-Requisites Certified copy of ID or passport (for non-SA) | At least 18 years of age | Basic understanding of the training language |
Delivery In-Class

Course contents
  • Rigging equipment, components and functions
  • Types of rigging gear and applications
  • Pre-use inspections and routine maintenance
  • Safe lifting practices and industry standards
  • Load weight distribution and centre of gravity
  • Rigging configurations
  • Slings, shackles, hooks and rigging hardware
  • Workplace hazard management
  • Emergency response and load failure procedures
  • Communication and teamwork in rigging operations
Key benefits
  • Improved rigging safety
  • Better load control
  • Correct use of rigging equipment
  • Improved hazard identification
  • Emergency response skills
  • Better teamwork and communication
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Lift Machinery Courses

Sling Loads

Duration 5 days
Accreditation SAQA US ID: 12481 | NQF Level: 02 | Credits: 04 |
Pre-Requisites Certified copy of ID or passport (for non-SA) | At least 18 years of age | Basic understanding of the training language |
Delivery In-Class

Course contents
  • Introduction to sling load operations
  • Types of slings and their applications
  • Safe lifting, rigging and load securing techniques
  • Workplace safety and hazard identification
  • PPE for load handlers
  • Sling inspection and maintenance
  • Emergency procedures and risk management
Key benefits
  • Safe sling load handling
  • Improved load securing
  • Better hazard awareness
  • Proper sling inspection
  • Improved lifting safety
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