Rigger Competence Stage 4

Description

The Rigger Competence Stage four path is a specialized application designed for skilled rigging experts seeking to boost their capabilities and expect management roles in offshore rigging operations. This route is going past the technical components of rigging and emphasizes management, and  rigging making plans in complicated offshore environments. Rigger Stage 4   there is one competence unit containing two elements for the Stage 4 practical assessment. The Unit and Element titles are as follows:

Unit 1: Plan, Prepare, Lift and Move Loads
Element 1.1 Plan and prepare for lifting and moving of loads
Element 1.2 Lifting, moving, lowering and landing of a load
Each candidate will be expected to lead two lifting operations and assist with two lifting operations.

What will you learn

  • Plan and prepare for lifting and moving of loads; Performance Criteria:

  • 1. Identify potential hazards associated with the lifting operation

  • 2. Implement control measures to address the identified hazards

  • 3. Plan the route for lifting and moving the load to minimise any risk to personnel and surroundings

  • 4. Ensure the load is accurately assessed for approximate weight, incorporating an adequate safety factor

  • 5. Communicate, discuss and ensure understanding of the prepared lifting plan and risk assessment with the lifting team

  • 6. Communicate, discuss and agree with appropriate personnel, actions to take related to the lifting operation in the event of an emgcy

  • 7. Inform the relevant personnel of the lifting operation and identify any potential disruption to operations

  • 8. Obtain the resources identified in the lifting plan required to move the load, following relevant rigging loft procedures

  • 9. Ensure the lifting equipment and lifting accessories are free of obvious defects, and certification is current

  • 10. Carry out pre‐use inspection of lifting equipment and lifting accessories

  • 11. Prepare the load according to specified requirements of the lifting plan

  • 12. Protect the load from possible damage during the lifting operation

  • 13. Attach the lifting accessories to the load using industry best practice

  • 14. Determine the center of gravity of a load that has an offset center of gravity

  • 15. Install and position the lifting equipment for balanced weight distribution

  • 16. Ensure appropriate barriers are installed at appropriate areas.

Requirements
  • Candidates for Stage 4 Reassessment require a valid approved Stage 3 or Stage 4 Rigger Certificate.

Lessons

  • 2 Lessons
  • 00:00:00 Hours