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Question 1)Can rigger tight the bolt of a flange ? Question 2)When a contractor is performing blinding activity on which thing you will focus? question 3 )A working crew is doing blinding activity through a crane then what is your responsibility?

CRANE LIFTING/RIGGER Four Basic Rules of Rigger 1) Know the weight 2) Know the Capacity 3) Retain the load 4) Control of load

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Veterans Primed for Success in the Crane & Rigging Industry As someone who has both operated cranes for years and managed crane crews across the United States, I can say with certainty that veterans are uniquely poised to thrive in the crane and rigging industry. When considering the current workforce shortage in this dynamic field, I realized that veterans, more than anyone, possess the cross-functional skillsets that are perfectly aligned with the crane and rigging industry ethos. Their disciplined training, ability to work as part of a cohesive team, and capacity to remain calm under pressure are all hallmarks of successful crane and rigging professionals. These are precisely the attributes that define our nation's veterans. Their unwavering commitment to safety, meticulous attention to detail, and poise in high-stakes situations make them ideally suited for careers in the crane and rigging industry. In Craneaholics new blog post, I dive deeper into why veterans are primed for success in this booming field and the steps they can take to transition into rewarding crane and rigging careers. Check it out below and let me know your thoughts: 👉 https://lnkd.in/ghXJjXJT #VeteranCareers #CraneAndRigging #SkillsThatTransfer #IndustryInsights

If you think: “We can’t build Egyptian Pyramids even with today’s tools” , just watch this video. See how far we went in heavy hauling, rigging and crane service.

What Are the Different Types of Rigging Equipment? The proper and safe type of rigging equipment to use depends on the nature of the load, and the machine being used to lift it, such as a crane. The main categories of riggers used to securely attach the load are: 👉Blocks and Pulleys 👉Eye Bolts 👉Rigging Hooks 👉Wire Ropes 👉Spreader Bars/Lifting Beams Slings 👉Shackles and Turnbuckles This equipment comes in a variety of materials and sizes fit for different uses. They are often used in combination with each other to safely and efficiently attach the load to the moving apparatus. A certified rigger has the skills and competencies to know which equipment would work best for specific work setups.

Safety first,Safety always

The most commonly-appearing elements of a critical lift keeping in mind that specific projects have unique conditions that should be taken into consideration : * Any lift that requires more than one crane. * Loads exceeding 75% of a crane’s rated capacity. * Lifting of personnel. * Load suspension above riggin personnel. * Loads not in view of the crane operator. * Loads of exceptional value. * Loads that have the potential for becoming unstable during rigging. Any feedback is welcome.