✓NCCER Basic Rigger
Clear instruction and hands-on practice for workers learning core rigging skills.
Employer Training • Corpus Christi & Coastal Bend
Train the workers who need it. Test the workers who already know it.
Do not automatically retrain an experienced crew—or send an unprepared worker straight to testing. We help employers choose the right path for each person and organize the group around the job.
Group schedulingKeep the crew on one plan
Onsite optionsAsk about eligible training
Employer invoicingAvoid separate purchases
One contactHeadcount, need, place, deadline
What We Can Handle
Clear options for a crew that has to be ready.
✓Advanced Rigger Preparation
Structured preparation for experienced workers moving toward advanced rigging work.
✓Signal Person Options
Training support for clear communication around lifting operations.
✓Hands-On Practice
Work with slings, hardware, inspections and load-control concepts.
✓Assessments + Practicals
Coordinate written craft assessments and hands-on practical exams for eligible workers.
✓Focused Retest Preparation
Address the skill gap instead of repeating everything.
Why Rig Right Texas
Training built around the job—not 20 separate registrations.
✓Mike Sanchez brings 20 years of refinery experience
✓Training and testing can be coordinated together
✓Mixed-experience crews do not need one-size-fits-all plans
✓One employer contact for scheduling and invoicing
Tell us which workers need training, which may be ready to test, and when the crew must be ready. We will help map the right next step without promising a credential or job outcome.
Do not let one missing requirement hold up the crew.
Waiting until mobilization makes every option harder. Start with the headcount and deadline so training or testing can be organized before the job is on the line.
Fastest Way to Start
Send five details.
- Company name
- Number of employees
- Training or testing needed
- Jobsite or city
- Date the crew must be ready
Employer FAQ
Know before you schedule.
Can experienced workers test without a full class?
Depending on the craft and credential, experienced workers may be better candidates for the proper NCCER assessment and practical exam.
What rigging training can employers schedule?
Options can include Basic Rigger, Advanced Rigger preparation, Signal Person training, hands-on practice, assessments and practical exams.
Can you work with a mixed-experience crew?
Yes. Tell us who is new and who is experienced so we can help separate training needs from testing needs.
Do you offer onsite rigging training?
Onsite options depend on crew size, location, equipment and the requested service. Contact Employer Relations to discuss feasibility.