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X-WR-CALDESC:Starting at: $275.00\n\n9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.\n\nThis class is
  designed to meet the construction standards for Qualified Rigger and Sign
 al Person and give you the knowledge on the subject matter for your compan
 y to consider you a competent person.\n\nThis program will cover all the a
 spects of rigging and rigging equipment including proper usage of hook dev
 ices such as:\n\nâ–º Chain and wire rope slings\nâ–º Shackles and eye bolts\nâ–º
  Employing safe lifting angles\nâ–º Load weight calculation procedures neces
 sary to make a safe lift\nâ–º Individual and group rigging\n\nOSHA requires 
 in both general industry and construction usages that rigging equipment is
  properly used and inspected on a daily basis or more often as service con
 ditions warrant. Construction standards state that inspections are to be d
 one by a competent person designated by the employer.\n\nCLASS OUTLINE\n\n
 â–º Rigging Inspection and Safety\nâ–º Chains: Inspection\nâ–º Chains: Handling 
 and Care\nâ–º Preventing Wire Rope Failure\nâ–º Wire Rope: Inspection\nâ–º Wire 
 Rope Handling and Care\nâ–º Wire Rope: Brakes\nâ–º Natural Fiber Rope: Inspect
 ion\nâ–º Synthetic Fiber Rope: Defects\nâ–º Slings\, Hooks and Shackles\nâ–º Cra
 nes Summary\nâ–º Proper Signaling Procedures\n\nCLASS OBJECTIVES\n\nâ–º Import
 ance of rigging inspection and safety.\nâ–º Procedures for inspecting chains
 .\nâ–º Best practices for chain handling and care.\nâ–º How to prevent wire ro
 pe failure.\nâ–º Distinguish between abrasion\, corrosion\, and diameter red
 uction in wire rope.\nâ–º Distinguish between crushing\, shock loading\, and
  high stranding in wire rope.\nâ–º Distinguish between different types of br
 akes in wire rope.\nâ–º Procedures for inspecting natural fiber rope.\nâ–º Typ
 es of defects that can occur in synthetic fiber rope.\nâ–º Procedures for in
 specting slings\, hooks\, and shackles.\nâ–º Describe basic safety precautio
 ns for working on scaffolds.\nâ–º Basic safety precautions for using ladders
 .\nâ–º Basic safety precautions for using cranes.\n\nCost: Members: $275.00 
 per person\nNon-Members: $375.00 per person\n\nLunch provided by the Safet
 y Council.\n\nCancellations less than 24 hours in advance and no-shows are
  responsible for the full registration fees. Substitutions may be made at 
 any time. Non-members must prepay to register.
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DESCRIPTION:Starting at: $275.00\n\n9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.\n\nThis class is 
 designed to meet the construction standards for Qualified Rigger and Signa
 l Person and give you the knowledge on the subject matter for your company
  to consider you a competent person.\n\nThis program will cover all the as
 pects of rigging and rigging equipment including proper usage of hook devi
 ces such as:\n\nâ–º Chain and wire rope slings\nâ–º Shackles and eye bolts\nâ–º 
 Employing safe lifting angles\nâ–º Load weight calculation procedures necess
 ary to make a safe lift\nâ–º Individual and group rigging\n\nOSHA requires i
 n both general industry and construction usages that rigging equipment is 
 properly used and inspected on a daily basis or more often as service cond
 itions warrant. Construction standards state that inspections are to be do
 ne by a competent person designated by the employer.\n\nCLASS OUTLINE\n\nâ–º
  Rigging Inspection and Safety\nâ–º Chains: Inspection\nâ–º Chains: Handling a
 nd Care\nâ–º Preventing Wire Rope Failure\nâ–º Wire Rope: Inspection\nâ–º Wire R
 ope Handling and Care\nâ–º Wire Rope: Brakes\nâ–º Natural Fiber Rope: Inspecti
 on\nâ–º Synthetic Fiber Rope: Defects\nâ–º Slings\, Hooks and Shackles\nâ–º Cran
 es Summary\nâ–º Proper Signaling Procedures\n\nCLASS OBJECTIVES\n\nâ–º Importa
 nce of rigging inspection and safety.\nâ–º Procedures for inspecting chains.
 \nânâ Best practices for chain handling and care.\nâ–º How to prevent wire rop
 e failure.\nâ–º Distinguish between abrasion\, corrosion\, and diameter redu
 ction in wire rope.\nâ–º Distinguish between crushing\, shock loading\, and 
 high stranding in wire rope.\nâ–º Distinguish between different types of bra
 kes in wire rope.\nâ–º Procedures for inspecting natural fiber rope.\nâ–º Type
 s of defects that can occur in synthetic fiber rope.\nâ–º Procedures for ins
 pecting slings\, hooks\, and shackles.\nâ–º Describe basic safety precaution
 s for working on scaffolds.\nâ–º Basic safety precautions for using ladders.
 \nânâ Basic safety precautions for using cranes.\n\nCost: Members: $275.00 p
 er person\nNon-Members: $375.00 per person\n\nLunch provided by the Safety
  Council.\n\nCancellations less than 24 hours in advance and no-shows are 
 responsible for the full registration fees. Substitutions may be made at a
 ny time. Non-members must prepay to register.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210610T090000
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LOCATION:Safety Council of Northwest Ohio\, 8015 Rinker Pointe Court\, Nort
 hwood\, OH 43619
SUMMARY:Competent Person Qualified Rigger/Signal Person
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