Rigging, Part 2

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$49

Duration 1 Hour

The purpose of this course is to teach rigging skills required for tasks often performed in line work. The course demonstrates how to rig to lift a conductor and how to rig to take the strain from a conductor at a dead end. Rigging to lift and move a piece of equipment and the use of a gin pole are also demonstrated. Safety is emphasized throughout the course.

At the conclusion of this course, participants should have a basic understanding of how to rig to lift a conductor, how to rig to take strain at a dead end, how to lift and move a load, and how to use a gin pole. They should understand how to maintain safe working clearances around energized lines and how to avoid overloading rigging equipment.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

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State three basic guidelines for rigging a job safely and identify several types of basic rigging tools and describe how they are safely used

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Identify three types of stress that can be created by the application of a mechanical force and describe the effects of stress caused by rigging on a structure.

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Define the following terms: “elastic limit,” “ultimate strength,” “working stress limit,” and “design safety factor.”

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Describe a general procedure (involving rigging) for replacing three single-phase transformers with three larger units.

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Describe a general procedure (involving rigging) for replacing a wooden crossarm.

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Describe a general procedure (involving rigging) for transferring secondary lines from one dead-end utility pole to another.

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