RIGGING TRAINING & SIGNAL PERSON TRAINING

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• Training –  to become a rigger & signal person, skills should be learned through real-world techniques in the field and formal rigger training courses; for example, the C.S.E. has a three-day and five-day rigging signal course here at our headquarters in Raleigh, North Carolina.
• Experience – practical skills through real-life rigging are the best way to become a rigger & signal person. Still, most employers require you to have some classroom training regarding the regulations and techniques in the rigging and signal person industry. At C.S.E  here in Raleigh, NC, we offer certified and qualified classes for different experience levels.
• Qualification – to work as a rigger or signal person, many venues require that you hold the nccco rigging qualification. 
• Contacts – many riggers work freelance; being a successful rigger relies upon building a good reputation with various connections in the industry word of mouth is the best way to get a job.
• Equipment – if you’re freelance, you’ll need your work attire, gloves, hardhat, work shoes, etc.; when you’re ready, you’ll need to purchase P.P.E. for working at heights.
• Travel – Rigging requires extensive travel between multiple venues around the united states., so reliable transportation is vital. Make sure you understand that this is a skilled trade, and travel is a big part of the crane and rigging industry.
• Working Anti-social Hours – Rigging work happens day and night, so working hours often include late nights, early mornings, and weekends. Ensure you understand that work-life balance can be difficult when applying to be a rigger or signal person.

There isn’t currently a direct route to becoming a rigger.

The issue is that to “become a rigger,” you generally need to pass a class to show that you have the skills necessary we at c.s.e can help you achieve that dream here in Raleigh, NC; we provide classes monthly to help with all your rigging and signal person needs. Qualification, certifications, and more to prove that you are a competent rigger.

However, to become a competent, experienced rigger, you need to practice. Employers often do not allow non-qualified riggers to be hired.

There are very few ways to get around this issue, and there is currently a shortfall of qualified riggers in the industry because of this difficulty.

It can be extremely tough to become a rigger with limited opportunities.

However, if you are keen, hard-working, and willing to succeed, there are many ways to achieve your dream of becoming one.

Alternatively, you could gain employment as a trainee rigger with a company, crane company, shutdown-turnaround, rigging company, etc.; sometimes, they are willing to hire and train riggers allowing them to receive on-the-job training and experience.

Another option is to join an apprenticeship or training program. 

Through having good contacts and a good attitude to work, and a willingness to learn, you can become a rigger signal person, and here at C.S.E, we want to help with a large list of classes in the crane and rigging industry; we have the means and personal to achieve your goal weather you come to our headquarters here in Raleigh NC or we go to your location know this we will do everything we can to help you get the career you desire within the industry.

Rigger & signal person training has become increasingly popular in the sector of the construction and general industry. All available evidence points out that safety training is a solution for a better industry. However, Rigger & signal person Training is not for everyone. At C.S.E, we understand that, so we offer a wide variety of other classes at our location in Raleigh, NC. Also, we can come to your site and accommodate you if you like. Employees at Certified Safety Experts are qualified to teach your employees and the documents to travel worldwide. Feel Free to contact us regarding any questions or concerns. Contact our sales team Via Email—at Contact@certifiedsafetyexperts.com & Phone. 252-229-523 for patrick salazar or 919-614-6892 for Martin Shuman.