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Rigging Gear Inspector Level III

Rigging Gear Inspector Level III

TC-RGI3-WA-031626

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Designed for those who have attained a Level II Rigging Gear Inspector Qualification from ITI (through training + field experience).

The ITI Rigging Gear Inspector Course includes classroom sessions and multiple hands-on inspection activities. Participants learn the removal criteria for wire rope, wire rope slings, synthetic web and round slings, chain slings, rigging hardware and below-the-hook lifting devices according to the applicable federal and provincial regulations as well as ASME standards.

Anyone who performs rigging inspection for an employer as an assigned task such as a tool room check-out/in team member, or a supervisor who is responsible for the quality of rigging gear in a facility. Also, crane maintenance personnel who inspect running and standing ropes, sheaves, drums and associated equipment during monthly and annual equipment reviews.

Course Subjects & Learning Objectives


Wire Rope
Removal criteria and hands-on inspection of new and damaged samples of wire rope are covered.
Wire Rope Slings
Removal criteria and hands-on inspection of new and damaged samples of wire rope slings are covered.
Synthetic Web Slings and Roundslings
Removal criteria and hands-on inspection of new and damaged samples of synthetic slings are covered.
Alloy Chain Slings
Removal criteria and hands-on inspection of new and damaged samples of alloy chain slings are covered.
Rigging Hardware and BTHLDS
Removal criteria and hands-on inspection of new and damaged samples of rigging hardware and below-the-hook lifting devices are covered.
Hands-On Inspection Forms
Hands-on inspection best practices and introduction of inspection forms and proper documentation are covered.
Supplemental Resources
A smorgasbord of inspection resources is introduced.

Regulations and ASME Standards
Applicable federal, state/provincial regulations and OHSA/ASME standards are covered in regard to rejection criteria.
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