BASIC RIGGING

Silabus Training :
BASIC RIGGING

TRAINING INTRODUCTION :
This course is designed to provide the student with training in rigging using fiber line, wire rope and chains. The student will also perform reeving, rigging using slings, and specialized rigging, and will use miscellaneous rigging equipment, material handling power equipment, and be able to load and unload trucks.

TRAINING OBJECTIVE :
The objective of this course is to enable a student to select and use rigging.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Perform rigging using fiber line, wire rope and chains.
• Use rigging hardware, perform reeving, perform rigging using slings, and
perform specialized rigging.
• Use miscellaneous rigging equipment, material handling power equipment,
and be able to load and unload trucks.

CAKUPAN MATERI TRAINING :
1. Resources Required :
• Mobile Crane
• Rigging Tower – for simulation of pipe/steelwork installation using rigging
appliances
• Various slings – chain, F.S.W.R., Synthetic
• Sling terminations – Shackles, Plate Clamp
• Rigging gear – Chain Block, Chain Puller, Spreader Beam/Lifting Beam
• Cordage – 12mm sisal
• Various loads – pipe etc.
2. Applicable :
• General Lifting/Rigging Procedures
3. Regulations and Standards :
• Specific regulations dealing with cranes and AS 2550 Pt.1 and AS 1418
(relevant part)
• Relevant Australian Standards reflected in [NOHSC. 1006 (2001)] • Relevant Codes of Practice – Worksafe WA
4. Plan Work :
• Site requirements and rules
• Site hazards
• Communications
• Job Planning and risk assessment (JSA)
5. Safety Factors :
• Breaking strain of slings and lifting equipment
• Safety factor of slings
• Methods of determining the SWL from the breaking strain and safety factor
6. Slinging Methods :
• Limitations of slings when direct lifting for various shaped loads – square
and circular
• Angle factors
• Determining the sling angle by measurement – tape measure
• Sling configurations – single, dual, and multiple slings
• Slinging methods for pipe installation
• Correct use and application of dunnage
• Edge protection
• Calculations required to compensate for stress points in slings – chokes,
reeving around different shaped loads
7. F.S.W.R. (Flexible Steel Wire Rope) :
• Construction of wire rope and terminology – strands, wires, rope lay
• Type of FSWR available and application
• Inspection – care/maintenance of slings
• Discard factors in accordance with Australian Standards
• Identification of FSWR slings in accordance with JRM system
8. Fibre Rope :
• Construction of fibre rope and types available – natural and synthetic
• Tag lines – type of rope, size & reasons used
• Essential knots – Bends and hitches
• Inspection
9. Chain Slings :
• ISO Grading and AS Grading
• Grade markings and manufacturers markings
• SWL – information required on chain tags
• Reduction in SWL for various angles and wrapping
• Methods for safe use of chain slings
• Assembly of chain slings using matching components
• Terminating components – description and use
• Sling load charts
• Calculations to determine correct SWL for a given load
• Inspection of chain – discard factors
• Storage requirements – housekeeping
10. Synthetic Slings :
• Types available – flat, round
• Manufacturers instructions for use
• Inspection – care/maintenance
• Safe use – limitations of synthetic slings
• SWL – understanding from the tag
11. Rigging Appliances :
• Use of chain blocks, comalongs, and wire pullers
• Shackles – different types available and safety factors
• Eye bolts – types available and safe use
• Use of wire rope clamps
• Metal/resin socket terminations
• Wedge and socket type terminations
• Safe use of plate lifting clamps
• Spreader and lifting beams
• Inspection, care and maintenance of rigging appliances
12. Slinging Practice (Slings in General) :
• Safe use procedure for all sling types
• Reeving factors
• Angle factors
• Determine capacity required
• Requirements for single and double wrapping
13. Calculation of Mass :
• Calculate area
• Calculate volume
• Estimation using known methods
14. Crane Operation :
• General requirements for safe operation of cranes
• Australian Standard signals and radio communications
15. Practical Training :
• Correct use of lifting appliances ie. Chain blocks, Comalongs, Wire Rope Pullers
• Correct use of other rigging appliances – beam trolleys, beam clamps etc
• Correct use of FSWR, Chain, and Synthetic Slings wrapped around beams and pipework for load shifting
• Use packing to protect slings from sharp edges
• Application of knowledge and necessary calculations to determine the
mass of a load for lifting or shifting
• Application of knowledge and necessary calculations to determine sling SWL required for a given load, and the sling configuration
• Use appropriate crane signals in accordance with Australian Standards

VENUE : Jakarta (Maxone Hotel Menteng, Balairung Hotel Matraman, Sentral Hotel, Haris Tebet, Gd Muamalat Institute, Ibis Manggadua, Little Amaroossa Residence, Cosmo Amaroossa, Zodiak MT. Haryono, Grand Tjokro)

TRAINING DURATION : 5 Days

WAKTU TRAINING :

HARGA INVESTASI/PESERTA :
1. Rp. 9.500.000/peserta (bayar penuh) atau
2. Rp. 9.250.000/peserta (early bird, yang membayar 1 minggu sebelum training) atau
3. Rp. 8.950.000/peserta (peserta bergroup yang terdiri dari 3 peserta atau lebih dari 1 perusahaan yang sama)

FACILITIES FOR PARTICIPANTS :
1. Modul Training
2. Flashdisk Training berisi materi training
3. Sertifikat
4. ATK: NoteBook dan Ballpoint
5. T-Shirt
6. Ransel
7. Foto Training
8. Ruang Training dengan fasilitas Full AC dan multimedia
9. Makan siang dan 2 kali coffeebreak
10. Instruktur yang Qualified