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Diamond
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2013
- Location
- Houston TX
Looking at an upcoming auction, in the terms an conditions they say "25 ton overhead crane available to insured and certified riggers".
Now it would be a long time before I trust any of my equipment to ever do a rigging job for hire, so that will probably never happen. But being able to act as a rigger for myself when an auction allows it would be very convenient, especially when there is an overhead crane.
So who does rigging insurance and what's the "certification" process?
If I didn't have to take some summer classes, I'd be getting my CDL and crane operators license, which I'd imagine would be handy when acting as a rigger.
Now it would be a long time before I trust any of my equipment to ever do a rigging job for hire, so that will probably never happen. But being able to act as a rigger for myself when an auction allows it would be very convenient, especially when there is an overhead crane.
So who does rigging insurance and what's the "certification" process?
If I didn't have to take some summer classes, I'd be getting my CDL and crane operators license, which I'd imagine would be handy when acting as a rigger.