COURSE DESCRIPTION

L2 Arborist Rigging Applications

3-Day Module

Prerequisites:

L1 Arborist Rigging Applications

And at least 6 months (1 year preferable) full time in practice of and building skills in the methods taught in L1 Arborist Rigging Applications


Course Description

The participants will be educated as members of small working teams, employing modern tools and equipment. L2 Arborist Rigging Applications builds on the principles and practical skills acquired in L1. The concepts of system dynamics, force management, design factors, and working load limits will be re-examined; and new concepts, methods, and principles that relate to rigging systems will be taught. The students will learn to plan and execute compound rigging systems in challenging field exercises. This course emphasizes safety, skill development, and productivity; and consists of both theoretical and practical learning activities.


Course Topics


  • Rigging Safety and Risk Management
  • Rigging Physics
  • Rigging Lines and Rope Tools
  • Rigging Hardware
  • Rigging Cutting Techniques
  • Rigging Techniques


For an expanded course outline, please contact the ArborMaster office

What to Bring

Students are encouraged to bring any equipment they use and/or would like to discuss with the instructor. However it is required that students bring their own Personal Protective Equipment and Personal Gear as outlined below. It you do not have the necessary climbing equipment, please inform our office prior to attending the program.


Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Required

 

  • Hard hat
  • Ear protection
  • Eye protection
  • Work gloves
  • Work boots
  • Chain saw protective pants or chaps

 

Personal Gear (required)

 

  • Climbing harness with work positioning lanyard
  • Climbing line

 

Rigging Equipment (optional)

We encourage you to bring any rigging gear (especially if you are driving) that you are currently using and would like to discuss and possibly use during the program such as:

 

  • Rigging lines
  • Rigging slings
  • Rigging pulleys
  • Blocks
  • Friction and lowering devices, etc

 


Please note: 

It is not necessary to bring a chain saw to the course as we will have saws on hand for the students use.


Classes will take place rain or shine. We suggest before departing for your program, that you check the extended forecast for the area the training will be held. If rain is at all forecasted, we recommend that you bring appropriate rain gear, thermal undergarments if in a cooler climate and a change of clothing on the day of the class.

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