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Industrial Training International
Industrial Training International
9428 Old Pacific Highway, Woodland, WA 98674
Contact Information:
800-727-6355
ETCP Recognized Training Program since July 1, 2020 |
Online Courses
Experienced instructors from ITI will teach you about the equipment used in rigging, how to know which equipment to use, how to use it and inspect it, how to calculate hitch capacities and protect your rigging equipment. You will learn how to work with cranes, what your responsibilities are to the crane operator, and how to use hand and voice signals and taglines. There is a lot to cover, but once you have finished you will be well on your way to a safe and satisfying job as a basic rigger.
Length: 4 hours
Level: Beginner
This course is designed to provide participants with a basic level of knowledge of rigging gear inspection, proper rigging procedures, and load control using common rigging techniques. This eight hour course is made up of seven modules with interactive video of hands-on instruction and lifting activities which make this online basic rigging course both engaging and educational.
Length: 8 hours
Level: Beginner
Designed to provide participants with a basic level of knowledge of rigging gear inspection, proper rigging procedures, and load control using typical rigging techniques in the entertainment rigging industry through problem solving workshops. This seven hour course is made up of four modules with interactive video of hands-on instruction and lifting activities which make this online entertainment rigging course both engaging and educational.
Length: 7 hours
Level: Beginner
The Advanced Rigging Course provides workshop-based lessons to assist students in the calculations used in standard to complex rigging applications. is designed for participants that have had some exposure (2 - 10 years) to crane and rigging operations. The course exposes learners to a variety of equipment and applications which include multiple crane lifts, load turning, load drifting with chain hoists, jacking and rolling using mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems, incline planes and managing the center-of-gravity in all three axes.
Length:15 hours
Level: Advanced
In Person Training
Our 8-hour Basic Rigging & Inspection Course is designed to provide participants with a basic level of knowledge of rigging gear inspection, proper rigging procedures, and load control using typical rigging techniques. Classroom interactive, and problem-solving workshops.
Course Subjects Include:
Rigging Introduction
Rigging Inspection
Rigging Selection
Load Handling Theory
Length: 8 hours
Level: Beginner
This course is designed for the beginner to intermediate level person whose work assignments involve some rigging activity. All industries and their employees who handle and move loads or products in the course of their daily activities would benefit by taking the ITI Intermediate Rigging Course.
Course Subjects Include:
Terms and Definitions
Load Weight Estimation
Center of Gravity
Rigging Inspection/Removal Criteria Basics
Load Control
Rigging Capacities
Sling Angles & Tensions
Horizontal Rigging
Sling & Rigging Tensions
Rigging Procedures
Accident Case Studies
Applicable Federal, State, and Provincial Regulations & Standards
Length: 16 hours
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
The ITI Master Rigger Course is designed for participants that have had some exposure (2-10 years) to crane and rigging operations. The course exposes participants to a variety of equipment and applications which include multiple crane lifts, load turning, load drifting with chain hoists, jacking and rolling using mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems, incline planes and managing the center-of-gravity in all three axes.
Course Subjects Include:
Inclined Planes
Rigging Block & Winch Systems
Chain Fall Load Drifting
Levers, Jacks and Rollers
Spreader Bars
Multiple Crane Lifts
Off-Level Pick Points
Multiple Hitch Systems
Load Turning
Load Moving Procedures
Load Distribution
All subjects covered in the ITI Intermediate Rigging Course:
Terms and Definitions
D/d Ratio
Effects of Shock Loading
Rigging Gear Inspection
Load Control - Center of Gravity
Load Weight Estimation
Load Factors for Sling Legs
Hitches and Pick Points
Rigger's Checklist
Crane Hand Signals
Applicable Federal, State, and Provincial Regulations & Standard
Length: 32 hours
Level: Intermediate to Advanced
The Rigging Gear Inspector Course is designed to build and enhance the skills of the student to become a qualified, in-house rigging gear inspector. The 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. Written exams are administered and participants perform hands-on inspections of used and damaged gear to test their knowledge of the criteria learned.
Participants who successfully pass the exams are issued a three-year Level I Qualification. Level II is available to those who meet on-the-job inspection requirements.
Course Subjects Include:
Wire Rope Slings
Synthetic Web and Round Slings
Chain Slings
Rigging Hardware
Below-the-Hook Lifting Devices
Applicable Federal, State, and Provincial Regulations & Standards
Length: 24 hours
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
The Rigging Gear Inspector Level III Course is designed for those who have attained a Level II Rigging Gear Inspector Qualification from ITI. The course covers product application and troubleshooting, field analysis, field inspection processes, fabrication and quality control, wear and abuse prevention, and problem-solving techniques for wire rope, wire rope slings, synthetic web and round slings, chain slings, rigging hardware and below-the-hook lifting devices.
A written exam will determine participants' knowledge of manufacturing and fabrication techniques, ability to troubleshoot and confirm comprehension of how the regulations and standards are practically applied to daily crane and rigging activities. A five-year Level III Qualification is issued to participants who successfully pass the exam.
Course Subjects Include:
Wire Rope
Wire Rope Slings
Synthetic Web and Round Slings
Chain Slings
Rigging Hardware
Below-the-Hook Lifting Devices
Applicable Federal, State, and Provincial Regulations & Standards
Length: 24 hours
Level: Advanced |
