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    ITI Bull Rigging-Webinar Markup 081618

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    This document provides an overview of bull rigging, including who, what, where, why, and how. It introduces Joseph Kuzar from Industrial Training International (ITI) and discusses his experience. The bulk of the document then covers common bull rigging equipment, applications like jacking and drifting, concepts important to bull rigging, and the importance of training and safe practices to avoid hazards and ensure successful outcomes. It aims to educate about bull rigging techniques and load handling where conventional cranes cannot access.

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    This document provides an overview of bull rigging, including who, what, where, why, and how. It introduces Joseph Kuzar from Industrial Training International (ITI) and discusses his experience. The bulk of the document then covers common bull rigging equipment, applications like jacking and drifting, concepts important to bull rigging, and the importance of training and safe practices to avoid hazards and ensure successful outcomes. It aims to educate about bull rigging techniques and load handling where conventional cranes cannot access.

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    This document provides an overview of bull rigging, including who, what, where, why, and how. It introduces Joseph Kuzar from Industrial Training International (ITI) and discusses his experience. The bulk of the document then covers common bull rigging equipment, applications like jacking and drifting, concepts important to bull rigging, and the importance of training and safe practices to avoid hazards and ensure successful outcomes. It aims to educate about bull rigging techniques and load handling where conventional cranes cannot access.

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    Bull Rigging: Who, What,

    Where, Why & How?


    Presented by
    Joseph Kuzar
    Assistant Technical Director
    ITI
    ITI was founded by people whose desire is to help other people.
    Plain and simple.

    Our founder, Mike Parnell became an Eagle Scout at the age of 14 –


    a rigorous feat that even 18-year-old candidates struggle to attain.

    For over 30 years, this tenacity to achieve and our desire to help others
    has produced a company that continuously exhausts all efforts to lead
    the world in training skills and technical curriculum.

    At ITI our top priority is to save lives and improve the industrial activities
    of the employers we serve.
    Find out more @iti.com/vr
    Joe Kuzar
    Assistant Technical Director
    ITI

    Joe joined Industrial Training International (ITI) Professional Associations & Certifications
    in 2012, with over 22 years in the construction
    industry with experience in gas/oil field • Association of Crane & Rigging
    operations, and civil, commercial, and Professionals (ACRP), Board of Directors
    transportation construction with a large • American Society of Mechanical Engineers
    emphasis on crane and rigging operations. (ASME), Member
    • NCCCO Lift Director Committee Member
    His passion for the crane and rigging industry is • Certified Lift Director (NCCCO)
    clear, and highlighted by 8 years of volunteer • Certified Mobile and Overhead Crane
    services as a member of the ASME P30.1 Operator (NCCCO)
    Planning for Load Handling Activities • Certified and Accredited Rigger I & II and
    committee. Signal Person (NCCCO)
    • Mobile and Overhead Crane Practical
    Examiner (NCCCO)
    Questions?

    Enter them in the question pane.

    We will answer as many as time


    allows over the air at the end of the
    webinar!
    What is bull rigging?
    Bull rigging is method or system
    of rigging commonly used where
    more conventional means of
    load handling, such as a mobile
    cranes or overhead cranes
    cannot gain access.

    Bull rigging often involves


    manual load handling techniques
    and designing the load handling
    system to meet the environment.
    Common Bull
    Rigging Equipment
    Slings
    Hardware
    Chain Hoists and Come-a-longs
    Winches
    Jacks and Industrial Skates
    Beam Clamps
    Bull Rigging
    Applications
    Jacking and Rolling
    Jacking and Rolling
    Jacking and Rolling
    Jacking and Rolling
    Jacking and Rolling
    Jacking and Rolling
    Winching
    Winching
    Winching
    Drifting
    Drifting
    Drifting
    Drifting
    Drifting – Beam Clamp Selection &
    Limitations
    Drifting – Beam Clamp Selection &
    Limitations
    Drifting – Beam Clamp Selection &
    Limitations
    Blocking
    Blocking
    Blocking
    Drifting Concepts
    Line Pull
    Share of Load and Tension
    Load Transfer
    Block and Fairlead Loading
    When you mess with the
    bull, sometimes you get
    the horns.

    Bull Rigging Gone Bad


    Hazard Recognition
    Hazard Recognition
    Hazard Recognition
    Hazard Recognition
    Hazard Recognition
    Hazard Recognition
    Good Training and Good
    Practices Lead to
    Successful Outcomes
    Thank you for your time.

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