Core
Curriculum
Module
6
Basic
Rigging
Trade
Terms
bridle
-
ANS
A
configuration
using
two
or
more
slings
to
connect
a
load
to
a
single
hoist
hook.
Lifting
clamp
-
ANS
A
device
used
to
move
loads
such
as
steel
plates
or
concrete
panels
without
the
use
of
slings.
Load
-
ANS
The
total
amount
of
what
is
being
lifted,
including
all
slings,
hitches,
and
hardware.
Load
control
-
ANS
The
safe
and
efficient
practice
of
load
manipulation,
using
proper
communication
and
handling
techniques.
Load
stress
-
ANS
The
strain
or
tension
applied
on
the
rigging
by
the
weight
of
the
suspended
load.
One-rope
lay
-
ANS
The
lengthwise
distance
it
takes
for
one
strand
of
a
wire
rope
to
make
one
complete
turn
around
the
core.
Plane
-
ANS
A
surface
in
which
a
straight
line
joining
two
points
lies
wholly
within
that
surface.
Splice
-
ANS
To
join
together.
Threaded
shank
-
ANS
A
connecting
end
of
a
fastener,
such
as
a
bolt,
with
a
series
of
spiral
grooves
cut
into
it.
The
grooves
are
designed
to
mate
with
grooves
cut
into
another
object
in
order
to
join
them
together.
ANSI
hand
signals
-
ANS
Communication
signals
established
by
the
American
national
standards
institute
(ANSI)
and
used
for
load
navigation
for
Mobil
and
overhead
cranes.
Cribbing
-
ANS
Material
used
to
either
support
a
load
or
allow
removal
of
slings
after
the
load
is
landed.
Also
called
blocking.
Eyebolt
-
ANS
an
item
of
rigging
hardware
used
to
attach
a
sling
to
a
load
grommet
sling
-
ANS
a
sling
fabricated
in
an
endless
loop
Pad
eye
-
ANS
a
welded
structural
lifting
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Curriculum
Module
6
Basic
Rigging
Trade
Terms
bridle
-
ANS
A
configuration
using
two
or
more
slings
to
connect
a
load
to
a
single
hoist
hook.
Lifting
clamp
-
ANS
A
device
used
to
move
loads
such
as
steel
plates
or
concrete
panels
without
the
use
of
slings.
Load
-
ANS
The
total
amount
of
what
is
being
lifted,
including
all
slings,
hitches,
and
hardware.
Load
control
-
ANS
The
safe
and
efficient
practice
of
load
manipulation,
using
proper
communication
and
handling
techniques.
Load
stress
-
ANS
The
strain
or
tension
applied
on
the
rigging
by
the
weight
of
the
suspended
load.
One-rope
lay
-
ANS
The
lengthwise
distance
it
takes
for
one
strand
of
a
wire
rope
to
make
one
complete
turn
around
the
core.
Plane
-
ANS
A
surface
in
which
a
straight
line
joining
two
points
lies
wholly
within
that
surface.
Splice
-
ANS
To
join
together.
Threaded
shank
-
ANS
A
connecting
end
of
a
fastener,
such
as
a
bolt,
with
a
series
of
spiral
grooves
cut
into
it.
The
grooves
are
designed
to
mate
with
grooves
cut
into
another
object
in
order
to
join
them
together.
ANSI
hand
signals
-
ANS
Communication
signals
established
by
the
American
national
standards
institute
(ANSI)
and
used
for
load
navigation
for
Mobil
and
overhead
cranes.
Cribbing
-
ANS
Material
used
to
either
support
a
load
or
allow
removal
of
slings
after
the
load
is
landed.
Also
called
blocking.
Eyebolt
-
ANS
an
item
of
rigging
hardware
used
to
attach
a
sling
to
a
load
grommet
sling
-
ANS
a
sling
fabricated
in
an
endless
loop
Pad
eye
-
ANS
a
welded
structural
lifting
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