Rigging Failure = Highest-Hazard Point of Any Lift

Crane Rigging Safety for Construction

Rigging is the most time-consuming part of any crane operation — and the one with the greatest potential for injury. Train your crew to choose the right hardware, check load limits, inspect equipment, and rig every load correctly.

Self-paced, online · Instant certificate · Built around OSHA Subpart CC

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WHY THIS TRAINING EXISTS

An untrained rigger is the weak link in every lift

Improper rigging doesn't just slow down the lift, it exposes your crew to hazards that show up in seconds and can't be undone. Here's what's at stake every time a load goes up.

Struck-by a load

Electrocution near energized lines

Crushed during assembly/disassembly

Boom, cable, or rigging hardware failure

Crane tip-over

Falls and falling loads

$16,550

Maximum OSHA penalty per serious violation in 2026. Willful or repeated violations run up to $165,514. A single uninspected sling or a rigger who doesn't know the load chart is what an auditor finds first.

What your crew walks away knowing

This course breaks rigging safety down into the decisions your crew makes on every lift, no filler, just what keeps people safe and keeps you compliant.
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