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    The document outlines the syllabus and requirements for Britain's Basic Rigger course. The course teaches candidates how to repair parachute equipment and manufacture parts to British Skydiving standards. It can be completed through two methods - a 5 day course with examiners, or a 200 hour apprenticeship under a certified rigger. The syllabus covers sewing machines, materials, hardware, canopy and container design, repairs, and record keeping. Candidates have 12-18 months after certification to pass the full Rigger exam.

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    The document outlines the syllabus and requirements for Britain's Basic Rigger course. The course teaches candidates how to repair parachute equipment and manufacture parts to British Skydiving standards. It can be completed through two methods - a 5 day course with examiners, or a 200 hour apprenticeship under a certified rigger. The syllabus covers sewing machines, materials, hardware, canopy and container design, repairs, and record keeping. Candidates have 12-18 months after certification to pass the full Rigger exam.

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    The document outlines the syllabus and requirements for Britain's Basic Rigger course. The course teaches candidates how to repair parachute equipment and manufacture parts to British Skydiving standards. It can be completed through two methods - a 5 day course with examiners, or a 200 hour apprenticeship under a certified rigger. The syllabus covers sewing machines, materials, hardware, canopy and container design, repairs, and record keeping. Candidates have 12-18 months after certification to pass the full Rigger exam.

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    The document outlines the syllabus and requirements for Britain's Basic Rigger course. The course teaches candidates how to repair parachute equipment and manufacture parts to British Skydiving standards. It can be completed through two methods - a 5 day course with examiners, or a 200 hour apprenticeship under a certified rigger. The syllabus covers sewing machines, materials, hardware, canopy and container design, repairs, and record keeping. Candidates have 12-18 months after certification to pass the full Rigger exam.

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    www.britishskydiving.

    org
    5 Wharf Way, Glen Parva, Leicester LE2 9TF
    Tel: 0116 278 5271, e-mail: [email protected]

    BASIC RIGGER COURSE SYLLABUS


    Aim

    The aim of this course is to teach candidates how to repair parachute equipment and
    manufacture component parts as per British Skydiving requirements and the training given
    during the course.

    Methods

    There are two methods of qualifying and training as a Basic Rigger – Method 1 and Method 2 as
    outlined below.

    Requirements

    Requirements to attend the Basic Rigger Course for both methods are listed in the British
    Skydiving Operations Manual, Section 14, sub section 2

    Method 1
    Duration

    • A course is held over a minimum total period of five days.


    • Notification of the course must be given to the Riggers’ Subcommittee via the British
    Skydiving HQ prior to the start of the course.

    Course Instructors

    • 2 Rigger Examiners per course from different establishments


    • Maximum of 4 candidates per Examiner

    Establishments

    • Those wishing to run a Rigging Course must apply to the Rigger’s Subcommittee for
    permission, giving details of facilities etc.
    • Form 237 lists the British Skydiving Rigging Loft Minimum Criteria to be met

    General information

    The course will follow the Basic Rigger Course syllabus listed below

    Method 2

    • The candidate is registered with the British Skydiving HQ on Form 138 by a Parachute Rigger
    or above, who has held his/her rating for at least two years and is prepared to supervise the
    candidate during the training period using the training syllabus for the BR course

    • The training period will consist of at least 200 hours (excluding re-packs) of logged rigging
    work. At the end of the training period the supervising rigger will be required to submit a
    report on the work carried out. This report, together with a written recommendation, will be
    submitted to the Rigger Examiners prior to the candidate’s Parachute Rigger Course.
    Form 199 (i) Issue 9, Dec 2019
    The following sections apply to both methods –

    Basic Rigger Course Syllabus

    • Sewing machine useage and maintenance


    • Stitch patterns
    • Material recognition
    • Hardware recognition
    • Canopy design and construction
    • Container design and construction
    • Use of hand tools and grommet sets
    • Canopy Repair work
    • Line replacements
    • Manufacture component parts
    • Container repair work

    N.B. Candidates may be required to demonstrate their ability to pack reserves

    Limitations of work

    • After successfully completing the Basic Rigger course and prior to the Parachute Rigger
    course, candidates will work under the supervision of a Parachute Rigger of at least 2 years
    standing.

    • The supervising rigger will sign and be responsible for all work carried out.

    Records

    • A course report will be sent to the British Skydiving HQ and Riggers’ Sucommittee and to the
    candidiate’s supervising rigger
    • All Basic Riggers must keep a log of all work done, which will be signed for by the supervising
    Parachute Rigger.

    Currency

    • Basic Riggers must have their British Skydiving Membership card endorsed, to be renewed
    each year with membership
    • The renewal form will be signed by an Advanced Rigger who must be satisfied that the
    applicant is current and progressing with their training.

    General information

    • Basic Rigger (Method one) must attend the Parachute Rigger examination course within
    12 months of the Basic Rigger’s course
    • Basic Rigger (Method two) must attend the Parachute Rigger examination course within
    18 months of the initial registration with British Skydiving.

    British Skydiving is the trading name of British Parachute Association Ltd. A company limited by guarantee.
    Registered in England & Wales no 875429. Registered office: 5 Wharf Way, Glen Parva, Leicester LE2 9TF

    Form 199 (ii) Issue 9, Dec 2019

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