Prepare for the NCCER Basic Rigger assessment after work—without missing work. Build the knowledge and confidence to pursue rigging jobs with strong earning potential.
Basic Rigger assessment prep can help you earn a credential employers recognize and pursue rigging work on industrial and construction sites. Pay and hiring depend on your experience, employer and location.
One of our former students moved from ironwork into a rigger role and increased his pay from $28 to $42 an hour. His result came from his experience, effort and the job he earned—but it shows what can become possible when you prepare for the next opportunity.
Individual job placement and pay are not guaranteed. Results vary by experience, employer, location and job.
Review rigging terms, hardware, load control and safety concepts covered in Basic Rigger preparation.
Work through the concepts and questions with an instructor who explains the material in plain language.
Build the knowledge and confidence to pursue high-demand rigger jobs with stronger earning potential.
These students showed up, put in the work and moved forward. You can start the same way—one class at a time.
Class runs Monday–Tuesday, October 12–13, 2026, from 6:30–9:30 PM in Portland. Your deposit goes toward tuition.
You want someone to explain the material clearly and let you practice before you are expected to know it.
You want to prepare for an industry-recognized credential and pursue more job opportunities.
You do not want to prepare alone. You want an instructor who can explain the material and answer your questions.
You keep seeing better positions but do not feel ready to apply. This gives you a clear place to begin.
Your next Basic Rigger class starts October 12. Reserve your seat today with a $250 deposit.
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