Course catalogue

Innhold:
Teoridelen av riggerkurset gjennomføres som klasseromsundervisning eller som nettundervisning, ved nettundervisning kommuniserer du direkte med forleser og har mulighet til å stille spørsmål underveis. Den praktiske delen av riggerkurset gjennomføres ved en av våre avdelinger med fysisk oppmøte. Riggerkurset leveres som fullstendig riggerkurs der all teori og praksis inngår i kurspakken. Riggerkurset gir innsikt i prinsippene bak riggeutstyrets konstruksjon, virkemåte, bruk og vedlikehold. Formålet er å unngå uønskede hendelser og ulykker i forbindelse med riggeoperasjoner.

Kurset dekker krav i NORSOK standard R-003:
Riggerkurset gjelder for utstyr som benyttes ved horisontal og vertikal forflytning av last, og som er opphengt i konstruksjoner som bjelker og annet. Kurset er rettet inn mot offshore og onshore personell i petroleumsbransjen, men vil også være nyttig for personell som deltar i løfteoperasjoner på land.

Innhold i vårt riggerkurs:
•Riktig bruk av fallsikringsseler, fallblokker og falldempere
•Tekniske krav til belter, koblingselementer, kroker og liner
•Enkle travers- og søylesvingkraners konstruksjon og virkemåte
•Riktig og feil bruk av taljer
•Transportable vinsjers konstruksjon og virkemåte
•Opphengs punkter, riktig bruk / plassering av bjelkeklyper og bjelkeklemmer
•Bruk av hjelpeverktøy under riggeoperasjoner
•Riktig bruk / plassering av bjelkeklyper og bjelkeklemmer
•Egen og andres sikkerhet under riggeoperasjoner
•Bruk av barriere / sperremateriell
•SJA- sikker jobbsamtale

Riggerkursets varighet:
•Modul O-2.2 - 16 timer teori
•Modul O-3.2 - 32 timer teori og praksis

Eksamen / sertifisering:
Skriftlig teoretisk prøve og praktisk prøve

The training focuses on practical training in an advanced crane simulator and covers key topics such as:

Safety and Regulations: HSE, documentation, control routines, and relevant standards (e.g., NORSOK R-003N).
Operational Planning: Risk assessment, planning of lifting operations and use of checklists.
Crane Functions: Review of the crane's operating characteristics, areas of use, limitations, configurations and safety systems (AOPS, MOPS, Emergency Stop).
Lifting Technique: Practical exercises in lifting different types of loads (light and heavy), including blind lifts and critical lifting operations.
Operating in Challenging Conditions: Simulation of lifting operations in varying weather, wave, current, and visibility conditions. 
Advanced systems: Understanding and use of CT (Constant Tension) and AHC (Active Heave Compensation).
Equipment control: Basic maintenance and inspection of hooks, blocks, and steel wire ropes. 
Special Operations: Personnel lifting (requirements, limitations, emergency procedures) and handling of fault situations and alarms.
Communication: Correct use of communication equipment and procedures.

Method: 
The course consists of 40 hours of intensive training in a simulator under the supervision of an instructor. Each session is evaluated. The simulator training is designed to provide realistic experience and should be scheduled as early as possible in the practical training program. 

Practical credit: 
Completion and passing of the 40-hour simulator course (Module P-4.1) is credited as 75 hours of practical driving in the crane operator's logbook for G5 offshore cranes.

Prerequisites: 
To participate in the course, candidates must:

• Be at least 18 years of age.
  Have completed and passed the following modules (certificate of competence must be presented before the start of the course):
• Module O-1.1: G11 Lifting Equipment (Alternatively Module 1 and 2.3).
• Module P-2.1: Fixed crane – theory (G20)
• Module P-3.1: G5 Offshore crane – theory
• Module P-4.1: G5 Offshore crane – practice

Further training: 
After completing the simulator course, the candidate must complete the remaining required practical driving hours offshore under the supervision of an approved mentor. The number of remaining hours depends on previous experience (e.g., whether the candidate already has a G20 certificate). The final practical test is taken offshore under real operating conditions with an independent examiner.

Evaluation: 
The course concludes with an evaluation and/or final exam to ensure that the learning objectives have been achieved.

Content:
The fall protection course is conducted in accordance with the Norwegian Petroleum and Gas training plan for basic fall protection NOG 113. Kompetansebedriften offers interesting and informative basic fall protection courses NOG 113 with a high academic level. To ensure that you get the best possible benefit from our basic fall protection course NOG 113, our consultants and instructors have extensive experience and expertise. We conduct fall protection courses throughout the country and tailor the course to your needs and tasks. The course consists of theory and practical training.

The training shall provide competence within:
•Risk management
•Fall arrest systems, equipment and methods
•Inspection and maintenance of fall arrest equipment

Agenda:
•Identify risks for the work to be performed
•Consequences of a fall in fall arrest equipment
•Fall arrest systems, equipment and methods
•Basic fall arrest systems, equipment and methods
•Fall prevention (active protection) and fall arrest (passive protection) systems
•Types and construction of fall arrest equipment
•Fall block, energy absorber, lanyard systems and other components
•Disposal rules for fall arrest equipment
•Inspection, maintenance and storage of equipment
•Realistic practical exercises in the use of different fall arrest systems and situations

Upon completion of the training, the participant shall be able to:
•Identify risks associated with fall protection work
•Use basic fall arrest systems, equipment and methods
•Identify the need for maintenance, inspection and storage of equipment

Exam / certification:
A diploma and a short-format course certificate will be issued to each candidate who has completed and passed the training. We send the diploma by email to the participant and/or course orderer.

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