Rigging Inspector Training Course Australia

Rigging Inspection Training for Lifting Equipment, Slings, Chains, Wire Rope and Lifting Accessories

Delivered throughout Perth, Western Australia and Australia-wide for mining, construction, manufacturing, defence, ports, offshore and industrial operations.

2-Day Practical Training Program
On-Site Delivery Available Nationwide
Minimum Group Booking Available
Certificate of Completion Provided

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Rigging Inspector Training for Australian Industry

Safe Lifting Australia delivers practical Rigging Inspector Training designed for personnel responsible for the inspection, assessment and management of lifting equipment and rigging gear.

This course provides participants with the knowledge required to inspect and assess:

Chain Slings
Webbing Slings
Round Slings
Wire Rope Slings
Shackles
Turnbuckles
Eyebolts
Lifting Beams
Spreader Beams
Plate Clamps
Lever Hoists
Chain Blocks
Lifting Magnets
Pallet Lifters
Load Rings
Rigging Hardware

Training is delivered by experienced crane inspectors, rigging inspectors and lifting specialists actively working throughout mining, ports, manufacturing, offshore and industrial sectors across Australia.

Who Should Attend Rigging Inspector Training?

This course is ideal for:

Rigging Inspectors
Crane Inspectors
Maintenance Supervisors
Reliability Engineers
Mechanical Supervisors
Workshop Managers
Safety Advisors
Shutdown Personnel
Lifting Equipment Coordinators
Offshore Personnel
Mining Maintenance Teams
Construction Supervisors

Who Is A Competent Person For Rigging Inspections?

Under Australian Standards, lifting equipment must be inspected by a competent person with the knowledge and experience necessary to identify defects, determine serviceability and make recommendations regarding repair or removal from service.

This course provides practical guidance on becoming a competent person for lifting equipment inspections in accordance with relevant Australian Standards and industry best practice.

Course Content Section

Inspection Standards Covered Include;

AS 3775 Chain Slings
AS 4497 Round Slings
AS 1353 Flat Webbing Slings
AS 2741 Shackles
AS 2317 Wire Rope Slings
AS 1418 Lifting Equipment
AS 2550 Safe Use of Cranes

Inspection Techniques

Visual Inspection
Dimensional Inspection
Wear Measurement
Corrosion Assessment
Damage Assessment
Defect Identification
Serviceability Assessment
Inspection Reporting

Practical Assessment

Real Equipment Inspections
Fault Identification
Equipment Quarantine Procedures
Inspection Documentation
Return-To-Service Requirements

Safe Lifting Australia delivers rigging inspector training throughout:

Perth
Western Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Northern Territory
Tasmania

Including:

Mine Sites
Ports
Oil & Gas Facilities
Offshore Platforms
Manufacturing Facilities
Defence Facilities
Fabrication Workshops
Logistics Operations
Construction Projects

Why Choose Safe Lifting Australia

Active Industry Inspectors
Our trainers actively conduct crane inspections, rigging inspections, major inspections and lifting equipment assessments throughout Australia.
Practical Industry Experience
Training is based on real inspection findings and actual lifting equipment defects encountered in the field.
Australian Standards Focused
Training aligns with Australian Standards, manufacturer recommendations and industry best practice.
Courses can be delivered at client facilities throughout Australia.
National Delivery Capability
Mining, Offshore and Industrial Experience
Our trainers regularly work across mining, ports, offshore, manufacturing and heavy industry sectors.

Australia-Wide Rigging Inspector Training

Safe Lifting Australia delivers rigging inspector training throughout Perth, Western Australia and across Australia. Courses can be conducted at client facilities or nominated training locations and are tailored to suit mining, industrial, offshore, construction and manufacturing environments.

Duration: 2 Days
Delivery: Australia Wide
Course Type: On-Demand
Minimum Group Size: 5 Participants
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Rigging Inspector Training?

Rigging Inspector Training provides the knowledge and practical skills required to inspect lifting equipment, identify defects, assess serviceability and determine whether equipment can remain in service in accordance with Australian Standards and industry best practice.

Who should attend Rigging Inspector Training?

This course is suitable for:

Rigging Inspectors
Crane Inspectors
Maintenance Personnel
Workshop Supervisors
Safety Advisors
Reliability Engineers
Mechanical Tradespeople
Lifting Equipment Coordinators
Crane Service Technicians
Offshore Personnel
Mining Maintenance Teams

Does this course make me a competent person?

Australian Standards define a competent person as someone who has acquired the knowledge and skills through training, qualifications and practical experience to perform a specific task. This course provides the theoretical and practical foundation required to undertake rigging inspections, however ongoing experience and workplace application remain important components of competency.

What Australian Standards are covered?

Training includes inspection principles and requirements from relevant Australian Standards including:

AS 3775 Chain Slings
AS 4497 Round Slings
AS 1353 Flat Webbing Slings
AS 2741 Shackles
AS 2317 Wire Rope Slings
AS 1418 Series
AS 2550 Series

Training also references manufacturer recommendations and recognised industry best practice.

What equipment is covered during the course?

Participants learn inspection techniques for:

Chain Slings
Wire Rope Slings
Webbing Slings
Round Slings
Shackles
Eyebolts
Load Rings
Turnbuckles
Plate Clamps
Beam Clamps
Lifting Beams
Spreader Beams
Lever Hoists
Chain Blocks
Lifting Magnets

Is practical training included?

Yes. This is a practical training course. Participants inspect actual lifting equipment, identify defects, assess serviceability and learn correct inspection and reporting techniques.

What is the Rugby Tag Inspection System?

The Rugby Tag System is a colour-coded inspection and tagging method used to easily identify inspection status throughout the year. The system uses rotating colour tags to improve traceability, compliance and inspection management across lifting equipment fleets.

How often should lifting equipment be inspected?

Inspection intervals depend on equipment type, operating environment, frequency of use and applicable Australian Standards. Some equipment may require inspections every three months, while others may be inspected at six or twelve-month intervals.

What is included in a lifting equipment inspection?

A typical inspection may include:

Visual examination
Wear assessment
Corrosion assessment
Dimensional checks
Functional testing
Identification verification
Tagging review
Serviceability assessment
Inspection reporting

What happens if defective equipment is found?

Participants learn how to identify defects, quarantine equipment, apply out-of-service tags, document findings and determine whether repair, replacement or further engineering assessment is required.

Does the course cover equipment discard criteria?

Yes. Participants learn how to assess wear, deformation, corrosion, elongation, cracking and other defects against relevant Australian Standards and manufacturer recommendations.

Is inspection documentation covered?

Yes. The course includes inspection reporting, record keeping, traceability requirements, tagging systems and equipment registers to assist organisations in maintaining compliant lifting equipment management systems.

Can this training be delivered at our site?

Yes. Safe Lifting Australia delivers Rigging Inspector Training at client facilities throughout Australia. Training can be customised to suit your equipment, operating environment and company procedures.

Is the training available outside Perth?

Yes. We regularly deliver training throughout Western Australia and can provide on-site training nationally, including regional and remote locations.

Do you provide training for mining and offshore operations?

Yes. Training can be tailored for:

Mining Operations
Ports
Offshore Facilities
Oil & Gas Operations
Manufacturing Facilities
Defence Sites
Construction Projects
Heavy Industry

How many participants can attend?

Courses are typically delivered for groups of five or more participants. Larger group bookings can also be accommodated.

Do participants receive a certificate?

Yes. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion confirming attendance and successful participation in the course.

Can the course be customised to our equipment?

Absolutely. Training can be tailored to your lifting equipment inventory, inspection procedures, site requirements and operational risks.

Can Safe Lifting Australia also perform inspections?

Yes. In addition to training, Safe Lifting Australia provides lifting equipment inspections, crane inspections, major inspections, load testing, engineering assessments and compliance services throughout Australia.

Why choose Safe Lifting Australia for Rigging Inspector Training?

Unlike many training providers, our instructors actively perform crane inspections, rigging inspections, major inspections and lifting compliance assessments throughout Australia. This ensures training is based on real-world equipment, actual inspection findings and current industry practices rather than purely classroom theory.

Do you also provide crane servicing and crane inspections?

Yes. Safe Lifting Australia provides crane servicing, inspections, maintenance, repairs, and major inspections for a wide range of lifting equipment and cranes. Learn more..

Safe Lifting Australia delivers Rigging Inspector Training throughout Perth, Western Australia and Australia-wide. Our practical training programs help maintenance personnel, inspectors, supervisors and lifting professionals develop the knowledge required to inspect lifting equipment in accordance with Australian Standards and industry best practice. On-site training available nationwide.