A certified rigger is a worker who has undergone the proper training to become certified…
Affordable And Reliable Rigger And Signal-Person Certification Programs
Construction sites rely on people working together in teams. Crane operators rely on those on the ground around them to provide directions, however, the only way a crane operator can understand those directions is if everyone is talking the same language. On a construction site, verbal communication can be difficult, so a special set of signals has been created that operators and those designed as signal persons learn. In today’s workplace, riggers and signal-persons need to trained and they must be able to prove they are competent before they can work in those areas. To be OSHA compliant, riggers and signal-persons need to be certified as competent, this may include training followed by an assessment of a person’s skills and knowledge.
Employers are responsible for ensuring their workers are all OSHA compliant. This includes arranging training and assessments of employees to achieve certification. ATS has developed OSHA Certified Crane Rigging training that is both affordable and accessible. Most importantly, it’s not taxing when it comes to time away from the workplace.
Our Rigger and Signal-Person Certification program:
- Exceeds OSHA qualification standard for rigging and signal persons.
- Includes written and practical training and testing.
- 32 to 36 hours (4 days) depending on number of candidates.
- Certification issued by National Commission for Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO).
- NCCCO Rigging Level One and NCCCO Signal Person Certifications.
If your employees are experienced, then they may only require assessment and certification, which makes the process even quicker. If you’re an employer who employs people in the positions of rigger and/or signal-person, and you need to have them certified, then contact one of our enrollment officers. They will be able to advise you on the best training options available, and provide you with a competitive quote.
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