North Richland Hills, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/25/2022 --OSHA Pros, LLC provides trainees with comprehensive and affordable rigger signalman training from the convenience of OSHA.net. Available for all current and prospective rigger signalmen, this training is designed to improve the safety and efficiency of worksites.

When considering rigger signalman training there is an important question that needs to be answered:

Does OSHA require riggers to be certified?

In short, no. OSHA does not require riggers to be certified to perform their jobs. However, that does not mean that anyone can walk off the street and become a rigger. OSHA Pros, LLC points out that while certification is strong part of training, a rigger must be qualified to perform their job.

Other important questions that OSHA Pros, LLC answers about rigger signalman training include:

What is a rigger/signalman?
A rigger or signalman is someone who ensures the safety of workers in fall zones by guiding loads, connecting loads, or hooking/unhooking loads.

Who is considered a qualified rigger?
A qualified rigger is someone that has extensive knowledge, experience, or training in rigging. While certification is not needed to be a rigger, it is an important step in the right direction to becoming a rigger.

What does rigger signalman training entail?

Rigger signalman training offered by OSHA Pros, LLC covers a wide range of rigger topics, including:

- Introduction to Rigging
- Hand Signals
- Rigging Gear
- Safety Hazards

About OSHA Pros, LLC
OSHA Pros, LLC proudly offers virtual rigger signalman training from the convenience of OSHA.net. Understanding that rigger signalman training can help to improve workplace safety and efficiency, each course offered by OSHA Pros, LLC is designed to promote optimal learning retention through practical learning modules and examples. From rigger gear, hand signals, general rigger education, safety hazards, and more, this comprehensive course offered by OSHA Pros, LLC covers many important aspects of the position.

Once rigger signalman training coursework is successfully completed, trainees will be awarded with a certificate of completion to prove their competence. Visit www.osha.net to enroll in rigger signalman training today!