Does Basic Rigging Cover Dogging?

For more information on our Basic Rigging training course or to enroll in an upcoming course, please click here. To put simply, a rigger is also a dogger because all riggers either have experience or training in dogging. To carry out work as a rigger, you need to have undergone a Dogging training course.

What does basic rigging cover?

A basic rigging course covers the movement of plant and equipment, steel erections, hoists (including mast climbing hoists), placement of pre-cast concrete, safety nets and static lines, perimeter safety screens and more.

What can a basic rigger do?

Basic Rigging

Erect steel & material hoists. Install static lines and safety nets. Erect mast climbing personnel platforms. Install and maintain perimeter safety screens & shutters & crane loading bay platforms.