Basic Rigging and Inspection Competent Person Training
is designed for individuals responsible for overseeing lifting operations, inspecting rigging gear, and ensuring all rigging activities are conducted safely and in full OSHA compliance. This course meets the OSHA competent person training requirements for rigging
under 29 CFR 1926.251 and equips participants with the skills to identify hazards, supervise lifts, and take corrective action as needed.
Ideal for foremen, supervisors, safety officers, and rigging leads, this competent person rigging inspection training
focuses on OSHA and ASME standards, proper load handling, rigging inspection, hazard recognition, and emergency response. Real-world data and incident analysis highlight the high-risk nature of lifting operations and the importance of qualified supervision.
By completing this OSHA rigging competent person training
, participants will be prepared to reduce the risk of crane-related incidents, ensure job site safety, and uphold full OSHA compliance during rigging and lifting activities.
Upon completing the OSHA Competent Person for Basic Rigging and Inspection Training, participants will be able to:
- Understand OSHA and ASME standards for rigging and lifting operations.
- Identify rigging hazards and evaluate rigging systems for safety and compliance.
- Conduct thorough inspections of slings, hooks, shackles, and other rigging gear.
- Calculate load weights and determine proper sling angles and configurations.
- Supervise lifting operations and take immediate corrective actions when hazards arise.
- Apply safe lifting techniques and enforce safe practices on the job site.
- Understand the responsibilities of a Competent Person in overseeing rigging operations.
- Perform pre-lift assessments, inspect environmental conditions, and confirm equipment suitability.
- Plan and monitor rigging activities to prevent accidents and ensure crew safety.
- Promote a safety-first culture in all rigging and lifting operations.