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Learn "What is a rigger" along with the difference between a Rigger and a Millwright. Also, "How do Riggers move heavy loads?" and "What industries do Riggers work in?"
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See what's going on in rigging today by reading up on featured articles, online magazines and professional blogs which involve heavy load moving.
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Our free service connects customers like you with professional riggers and load moving companies who provide rigging, millwright, transport and crane services for heavy load and machine moving, erecting and dismantling.
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Find every rigging tool you need in one place. Whether you are a professional rigger or non-professional you will be able to understand our easy-to-read product explanations.
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Here is a selection of helpful advice on how to find the right rigger according to price, location, experience, insurance considerations and your moving needs.
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If you are currently a rigger or millwright in the United States, please fill out this contact form to get listed in our database.
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Imagine moving a 20 ton machine or sensitive laser-guided equipment. How do riggers know how to do these things? Don't they need licensing? You may be surprised at the licensing, qualification, and training resources that are available - and sometimes not necessary!
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There are several associations which help to set criteria for rigging, such as OSHA, ASME and the NFPA, as well as the NEC code. Each helps to establish a safe environment in the workplace while promoting and advancing safe practices in the workmanship of the riggers themselves.
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There are several rigging associations which help riggers to train, improve their knowledge, and to find jobs or employees. They also work to develop national and sometimes international quality standards for the training and qualification of individuals in the rigging field. These associations include SC&RA as well as the ACRP and API.
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Rigging can be very dangerous, as it involves objects that way several tons and can take place in potentially hazardous situations. Machinery, people, and business operations can be placed at risk, and this can result in a serious loss of money or a fatal injury to a person.
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