Rigging Training in South Africa

Rigging Training in Tshwane

Rigging Training in South Africa ,We have been appointed to train for the riggers in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Cape Town. The training course will run for a duration of one week and at the end of the training we will issue a certificate after you pass the assessment.

Our rigging courses include:

The Rigger Course covers the fundamentals of rigging safety and skills required to take responsibility for your own personal safety, and that of your team and organization.

Rigging Training in South Africa provides a unique entry point for people who would like to enter the Construction Industry, Construction related fields or a firm firm foundation in to a Construction related field.

Rigging training is conducted by Chief Instructor, Robert Frichette, SASASI (South African Society of Accredited Safety Instructors) as well as his senior team.

The course is conducted over a three-week period and includes rigging theory as well as hands on practical sessions.Students will also receive a rigging manual and all course material.

They will need to complete a minimum log book of 40 hours and 10 theoretical hours and pass a Rigging Practical Examination and Rigging Theory Examination to obtain the SASASI Rigging Certificate.

Find our Rigging Training in Alexandra, Johannesburg, Lenasia, Midrand, Randburg, Roodepoort, Sandton, Soweto, Alberton, Benoni, Boksburg, Brakpan, Daveyton, Devon, Duduza, Edenvale, Germiston, Impumelelo, Isando, Katlehong, Kempton Park, KwaThema, Nigel, Reiger Park , Springs, Tembisa, Thokoza, Tsakane, Vosloorus, Wattville, Atteridgeville, Bronberg, Bronkhorstspruit, Centurion, Cullinan, Ekangala, Hammanskraal, Irene, Mamelodi, Pretoria, Refilwe, Soshanguve, Zithobeni, Boipatong, Bophelong, Evaton, Sebokeng, Sharpeville, Vanderbijlpark, Vereeniging, Meyerton, Heidelberg, Ratanda, Carletonville, Khutsong, Kagiso, Kromdraai, Krugersdorp, Magaliesburg, Muldersdrift, Mohlakeng, Randfontein, Bekkersdal, Westonaria, Polokwane, Rustenburg, Rosslyn.

Rigging Training in South Africa is a locally owned and operated training company, with a proven track record of training many individuals from both the hospitality and maritime industries.

Majors that have been trained have been from the departments of: Engineering, Cookery, Housekeeping, Water Sports and Operations.

All training programmes are delivered by highly qualified trainers, who have been trained abroad, and have extensive knowledge on their respective subjects.

The courses offered range from rigging training to welding training, first aid training to tattooing training.Our rigging courses cover the basic skills required for a person who needs to set up a tent on a daily basis, as well as catering for those working on a huge scale on a complex.

Training is customised to suit all requirements and varying levels of competency.

These riggers will then become valued members of the team that they work for, as they will be responsible for rigging some of today’s most glamorous hotels and events.

A strong focus is placed on health and safety as this is vital in this industry.

Rigging Training is a step by step rigging course which will take you from complete beginner to competent rigger. The course is aimed at anyone who rig but specifically technicians from the following industry’s:

Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Pharmaceutical, Chemical, Pulp and Paper, Refining, Ship Building, Steel Manufacturing and Construction.The course is split into 17 units with a unit test at the end of each unit. A final exam at the end of the course. Each unit will include a video instruction, exercises and a quiz to test your knowledge.

Rigging Training have more than 20 years of rigging experience, so you are guaranteed to learn all the necessary skills to excel in this industry. Our courses are designed to provide you with the theoretical and hands on instruction that you need to be successful in the rigging industry.

At Rigging Training we offer two different training methods; classroom training and distance learning. Our classroom training is offered at our training facility in Midrand, Johannesburg.

Our distance learning (DL) program is suited for those who are unable to attend our classroom training due to personal reasons, do not live in the area, or who prefer to study at home or on the go with their computer or ipad.

Rigging Training in South Africa is an accredited training provider which provides rigging training to novice to professionals.

It is recognised as one of the leading companies that provide rigging training within the industry. All courses are accredited by NQA or are registered with ECSA or have learner support services paid for by employers guaranteeing employment after course completion.

This one week course covers all rigging structures including, chain rigs, rope and line, and uses the internationally recognized method of teaching through practical hands-on experience.

This course includes equipment hire and indemnity insurance for the duration of the course. After the course you will sit a theoretical exam and if successful you will be awarded a certificate of competence by the South African Council for Occupational Health and Safety.

We at Mitana Training take pride in delivering the highest quality rigging training that is conducted by the industry’s best instructors. Our courses are intended to provide the most essential information to your success as a competent rigger. The course curriculum has been designed to cover a wide range of topics, from basic to advanced level rigging requirements.

We are the only company that provides rigging training in South Africa. Our instructors are all riggers who work on the construction, oil and gas, mining and wind sectors. You will learn three things: The Construction industry Standard (CIS), the National Safety Regulations (NSR), and Working at Heights.

A good safety culture can prevent accidents and even save lives. If you are responsible for setting up the rigging systems in your workplace, you need to be fully trained in all aspects of rigging systems. With OHStraining’s fully certified South African training courses, you will get the proper training to help keep you and your entire team safe. Our rigging training covers a lot of information that is essential for a person who is working in the industry, from basic rigging to advanced rigging systems.

You will learn everything from how to select a harness that will ensure that your employees do their job safely, to how to correctly prepare a crane for lifting. The perfect safety culture needs to be built from the ground up and one of the most important steps in this process is providing proper rigging training.

The South African Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and Expert Rigging Training (OHStraining) announced today the first launch of an accredited course to become a certified rigging technician.

The highly anticipated Expert Rigging Training course has been developed in collaboration with the CSIR to support key players in the shipbuilding industry to meet international standards as well as to ensure workplace safety and mitigate liability.

The course, which is open to those working in the shipbuilding and offshore industries as well as marine professionals, will be available from 1 May 2018 at the CSIR’s Advanced Manufacturing Technology Centre (AMTC).

The course meets International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and the Recognised Organisation (RO) requirements and is aligned with international standards identified by the SA Department of Transport:

The Approved Code of Practice for In-Service Inspection and Repair of Rope, Wire Rope and Cable. It is also supported by SA Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) Subpart MB (Ropes, Cables and Wire Ropes), Clause 7.3.1 (B).

The shipbuilding industry currently requires a large number of technicians to operate within its supply chain.

The scope of work ranges from installation, maintenance and repair to testing, inspecting and certification. The industry also needs a qualified workforce to train apprentices, interns and technologists across a range of disciplines.