Rigger Assessment
The Rigger Assessment is designed for individuals who have successfully completed Rigger Initial Training or possess relevant industry experience in rigging operations. This competency-based assessment evaluates the candidate’s theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and ability to perform rigging activities safely and effectively in accordance with current industry standards.
The assessment consists of both a written theory examination and a practical evaluation conducted by experienced industry assessors. Successful candidates will be awarded a Rigger Certificate valid for 2 years, demonstrating their competence in rigging and lifting operations.
Training Options:
Training Schedule
On-Demand Assessment
Course Designed For
Riggers, Banksmen, Slingers, Lifting Personnel, and Experienced Rigging Professionals
Certification Validity
Valid for 2 Years.
Training Options:
Topics Covered
Why Attend This Course
- 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
- 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?
Entry Requirements
- 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.
- 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
Assessment Process
- 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.
- Theory Assessment:
- written test with an 80% minimum passing score.
- Practical Assessment:
- 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.