riggers course

[Gaper 0]

where can i get some info on a riggers course? average cost, time of courses, prerequisites stuff like that

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[Harmless 0]

http://www.chutingstargear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=69_79&products_id=628

http://www.usapr.com/training-type/senior-rgr.htm

http://www.paraloft.com/Riggers_course.htm

http://www.skydivingservices.net/index.php?page=rigging_instruction

http://www.para-concepts.com/RiggingCourse/

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[Andy_Copland 0]

I just started my riggers course in Ohio.

I cut a deal to avoid initial costs of training but tools you're looking at $200ish, then i think the written exam is around $90 and practical $200. Books another few $.

This one is 6 weekends 9am-5pm.

Thats what this course charges are anyway.

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[riggerrob 643]

Andy,

That is less expensive than Canadian rigging courses.
This week I am teaching a six-day long CSPA Rigger A Course.
CSPA HQ charges $55 (plus $12 shipping) for a Rigger's Information Package which includes registering their new rating.
I charge $500 for five days of lectures, plus a day of testing.