A Rigger Level III possesses the knowledge and skills to inspect rigging before use, identify and attach rigging using basic hitch configurations, recognize associated hazards, and signal operations, and utilize various types of rigging equipment and basic hitches.

The Rigger Level III Training program focuses on the following areas:

Understanding the scope of rigging activities.
Identification of rigging components.
Technical knowledge is required for rigging operations.
Rigging inspection procedures.
Execution of rigging activities.
Basic math skills were necessary for rigging tasks.
Familiarization with applicable OSHA and ANSI/ASME regulations and standards.
Proper selection of slings and rigging hardware.
Understanding stress dynamics in wire rope.
Effects of sling angles.
Inspection of slings, rigging, and hardware.
Selection and application of proper hitches.
Documentation requirements.
Causes and prevention of rigging accidents.
Proper crane set-up.
Basic load chart interpretation.