Lift Smart, Stay Safe: Rigging, Slinging, and Hand Signals
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About Lift Smart, Stay Safe: Rigging, Slinging, and Hand Signals Training
Lift Smart, Stay Safe: Rigging, Slinging, and Hand Signals — Course Details
Duration: 35-45 minutes
Format: Online course with interactive content and assessments
Certification: Certificate of completion provided upon successful course completion
Access: Lifetime access to course materials and updates
Course Modules
This course consists of 5 comprehensive modules covering essential topics and practical applications.
Who Should Take Lift Smart, Stay Safe: Rigging, Slinging, and Hand Signals
This rigging and slinging training is critical for workers involved in lifting operations:
- Riggers: Selecting and attaching slings, shackles, and lifting hardware
- Crane Signal Persons: Directing crane operators using standardized hand signals
- Construction Workers: Involved in steel erection and heavy material handling
- Millwrights: Moving and installing heavy industrial equipment
- Warehouse Workers: Operating overhead cranes and hoists
Required for anyone involved in hoisting and rigging operations under provincial OHS regulations.
Lift Smart, Stay Safe: Rigging, Slinging, and Hand Signals — Canadian Regulatory Compliance
Canadian Rigging Safety Standards
This rigging training addresses Canadian hoisting and rigging requirements:
- CSA B167: Overhead Cranes, Gantry Cranes, Monorails and Hoists — safety standards
- Provincial OHS Regulations: Rigging and hoisting requirements (e.g., Ontario Reg. 213/91 Part IV)
- Manufacturer Load Ratings: Working Load Limits (WLL) for all lifting equipment
Training Requirements
Riggers and signal persons must be trained and competent before participating in any lifting operation.
What You'll Learn in Lift Smart, Stay Safe: Rigging, Slinging, and Hand Signals
- Select correct sling types (wire rope, chain, synthetic) for the load
- Calculate load weights and sling angles for safe lifting
- Inspect slings, shackles, and hardware for defects before each lift
- Use standardized crane hand signals for safe load control
- Understand rigging safety regulations and manufacturer load limits
