Rigger-II
The PIMS Rigger-II course is designed for personnel who already have basic rigging knowledge and want to develop intermediate skills for more demanding lifting operations. The programme expands knowledge of rig...
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Program Overview
The PIMS Rigger-II course is designed for personnel who already have basic rigging knowledge and want to develop intermediate skills for more demanding lifting operations. The programme expands knowledge of rigging equipment, equipment inspection, load calculations, lifting configurations and workplace risk controls.
Participants learn how centre of gravity, sling angles, load balance and equipment selection affect lifting operations while strengthening their ability to identify hazards and coordinate lifting activities safely.
What You'll Learn
- Review of fundamental rigging principles
- Intermediate rigging terminology and practices
- Rigging roles and responsibilities
- Safe lifting and rigging procedures
- Selection of rigging equipment
- Inspection of slings and lifting accessories
- Intermediate load-weight calculations
- Centre-of-gravity assessment
- Load balance and stability
- Sling angles and load distribution
- Rigging configurations and lifting methods
- Hazard identification for lifting operations
- Rigging risk assessment
- Selection of appropriate risk controls
- Communication and coordination during lifts
- Decision-making during intermediate lifting operations
Empowering professionals with knowledge, practical understanding and stronger workplace skills.
PIMSWho Should Attend?
This PIMS Rigger-II course is suitable for experienced riggers, intermediate rigging personnel, rigging supervisors, crane operators, construction personnel, manufacturing supervisors, shipyard workers and individuals progressing toward higher-level rigging responsibilities.
Key Benefits
After completing Rigger-II, participants should be better prepared to:
- Develop stronger intermediate rigging skills
- Select and inspect rigging equipment more effectively
- Improve load-calculation skills
- Understand centre-of-gravity and load-distribution considerations
- Recognise hazards associated with complex lifting operations
- Conduct more effective rigging risk assessments
- Select appropriate risk controls
- Improve communication and coordination during lifts
- Strengthen decision making during intermediate rigging activities
Assessment & Evaluation
After completing the PIMS course material and required module quizzes, learners may proceed to the course examination.
- The examination is open book and must be completed within 2 hours.
- A minimum score of 65% is required to pass.
- Learners who do not pass may retake the examination.
- A maximum of three examination attempts is permitted within a 48-hour period.
- After three unsuccessful attempts, learners must wait 48 hours before another attempt.
- Learners should review the course material before retaking the assessment.
- Once the examination has been passed, it cannot be retaken solely to improve the score.
- All required course assessments must be completed successfully to finish the programme.
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