Rigging Systems 1 | M18689

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Rigging Systems 1 | Interactive eLearning

eLearning Course: M18689

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Within the online rigging systems multimedia course, learners begin studying rigging concepts, load and weight calculation, and load balance before moving onto more advanced topics and skills. Examples of these topics include describing two methods of calculating sling force, assembling and lifting a load using a two-leg wire rope bridle sling and shackles, and sizing and selecting a chain sling. Optionally, this curriculum is available in an online interactive multimedia format that provides includes easy, quick navigation and searchable course content.

Learning Topics

Rigging Concepts
Load Weight Calculations
Hoists
Hoist Selection and Inspection
Slings and Lifts
Crush Force Calculation
Sling Efficiency
Wire Rope
Wire Rope Selection and Maintenance
Chain Sling
Chain Sling Selection and Maintenance

Teach Various Rigging Components
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In-Depth, Comprehensive Rigging Curriculum Connected to Real-World Skills

The mechanical rigging skills eLearning course covers important topics, such as:

Introduction to Rigging

Learners begin with an introduction to rigging, including rigging concepts, load weight calculations, load balance, hooks, and eyebolts. Individual lessons focus on topics like the function of five components of a rigging system, three methods of determining the weight of a load, rigging working load limit , six types of hooks, and two types of rigging eyebolts. Learners will also learn industry-relevant skills, such as how to calculate the volume of a complex object, how to determine the center of gravity for both symmetrical and asymmetrical loads, and how to install an eyebolt for lifting.

Hoists

Learners will study the components and operation of hoists, including rigging safety, block and tackle, manual hoists, power-operated hoists, and hoist selection/inspection. Individual lessons focus on topics like safe dress rules for rigging, the function of a hoist, two categories of manual hoists, the operation of single- and double-reeved hoists, and how to select the proper hoist. Learners will also study industry-relevant skills, such as mousing a hook, using an endless chain hoist to life a load, using an electric hoist to lift a load, and inspecting a lift hook, eyebolt, and hoist.

Slings and Hitches

In this module, learners will advance to basic components of slings and hitches, including sling force calculations, basket hitch assembly, choker and bridle hitch assembly, and crush force and spreader beams. Individual lessons focus on topics like five types of sling materials, two methods of determining sling angle factor, how to use blocking and cribbing, how to assembly and life a load using a choker hitch, and how to use a spreader beam with a hitch. Learners will also practice skills, including calculating the rated load of a hitch, assembling and lifting a load using a double-basket sling and bridle sling, and calculating crush force.

Wire Rope

Advancing through Amatrol’s Rigging Systems eLearning module, learners will study wire rope components, including wire rope types, slings, selection, and maintenance. Individual lessons focus on topics like five common strand patterns of wire rope, how wire rope is specified, the construction of two types of shackles, and size/selection of a wire rope for a sling in a hitch. Learners will also practice skills, including identifying a wire rope type given a sample, determining a wire rope type given a part number, assembling and lifting a load using a two-leg wire rope bridle sling with shackles, and sizing, selection, and inspection of a wire rope sling.

Chain Slings

Finally, learners will study the components and operation of chain types, including specific types of chains, chain sling operation, and chain sling selection/maintenance. Individual lessons focus on topics like the basic construction of a chain, four types of chain links, how chains are specified, and how to size/select a chain for a sling in a hitch. Learners will also practice skills, including identifying chain type given a sample, assembling and lifting a load using a chain sling, and sizing, selection, and inspection of a chain sling.

Interactive eLearning for Rigging Systems

Amatrol’s eLearning curriculum is unique in that it thoughtfully combines in-depth theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on skills. This powerful combination of knowledge and skills solidifies understanding and creates a strong foundation for pursuing more advanced skills.

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Rigging Systems 1 | Interactive eLearning

eLearning Course: M18689

Learning Topics

In-Depth, Comprehensive Rigging Curriculum Connected to Real-World Skills

Introduction to Rigging

Hoists

Slings and Hitches

Wire Rope

Chain Slings

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