Rigger
National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)
The purpose of this assessment is to determine the proficiency level for an entry-level Rigger, or a skilled tradesperson who incorporates rigging into their job responsibilities but does not specialize in it.
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Focus Statement The purpose of this assessment is to determine the proficiency level for an entry-level Rigger, or a skilled tradesperson who incorporates rigging into their job responsibilities but does not specialize in it. They perform under specific instructions and may need guidance in challenging or novel situations. Their fundamental knowledge base encompasses: - Familiarity with load charts, including deductions and capacity considerations. - Adherence to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements. - Competence in handling telescopic booms. - Understanding of load dynamics. - Proficiency in recognizing key components of a lift plan. - Basic comprehension of erecting and stowing jibs/ extensions and their relevance to rigging. - Knowledge of crane operations involving telescopic booms and swinging jibs. - Awareness that lower angles in rigging operations lead to increased stress, although precise stress calculations may not be within their purview. Overview - Two-hour closed-book examination - May use a basic function, non-printing calculator - No extra papers, books, notes, or study materials are allowed The minimum passing score is 80
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