32-Hour Rigging Supervisor

Rigging Supervisor Course Overview

Build supervision, planning, equipment-selection, inspection, calculation, communication, hazard-control, and emergency-response knowledge for construction lifting operations.

What You Will Learn

Verify Current NYC DOB Requirements

Confirm current approval, eligibility, designation, delivery, accepted training hours, and validity requirements before relying on course completion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 32-Hour Rigging Supervisor course?

RS32 provides training for supervising rigging, crane, hoist, and lifting operations, with emphasis on planning, equipment, communication, hazard control, and documentation.

Who is this course intended for?

The program is intended for construction professionals seeking Rigging Supervisor training. Verify current NYC DOB experience, eligibility, designation, and application requirements.

How long is the course?

The program provides 32 hours of training, with displayed morning, afternoon, evening, and weekend schedule formats.

What rigging equipment is covered?

Topics include slings, shackles, hooks, hardware, inspection, selection, load control, capacity, rejection criteria, and safe-use concepts.

Does the course cover load calculations?

Yes. Load weight, center of gravity, sling angles, tension, capacity, load charts, operating limits, and stability concepts are included.

Are lift plans and hazard assessments included?

Yes. Students review lift planning, job hazard assessment, pre-task coordination, site conditions, preventive controls, and safe execution.

Does the course include hand signals and communication?

Yes. Hand and radio signals, spotter coordination, operator communication, and lift-team responsibilities are included.

Are inspections and rejection criteria covered?

Yes. Inspection of rigging gear, hardware condition, removal-from-service criteria, documentation, and pre-use checks are reviewed.

Does the course address public protection and exclusion zones?

Yes. Access control, exclusion zones, traffic, dropped-object prevention, public protection, and jobsite coordination are relevant topics.

Are emergency procedures covered?

Yes. Incident prevention, emergency response, rescue considerations, reporting, documentation, and stopping unsafe operations are included.

Does the course satisfy a 32-hour training requirement?

The page states that it fulfills a 32-hour Rigging Supervisor training requirement. Acceptance depends on current DOB rules, approval, eligibility, delivery, and documentation.

How long is course completion valid?

The page states five years unless otherwise specified. Verify current validity and renewal requirements with the NYC DOB.

Does completion automatically authorize me to supervise rigging?

No. Completion does not guarantee designation, licensing, certification, agency approval, eligibility, employment, or authorization to supervise regulated work.

How much does the course cost?

The page lists a total cost of $3,500, including training, books, and training supplies. Confirm current fees and inclusions with IDI.

Are payment plans available?

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How can I register?

Use IDI pre-registration or contact the school to verify eligibility, approval, schedules, delivery method, price, documents, and availability.

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