(Level 1) Rigger Practice Test for CCO Certification

This FREE Rigger 1 Practice Test is your training ground for CCO certification glory! Not only will you test your knowledge of critical rigging concepts, but you’ll also gain valuable insights into your strengths and weaknesses.

Think of it as a sneak peek into the Rigger CCO exam, but without the pressure. Remember, practice makes perfect – and these questions are your stepping stones to confidently securing your Rigger Level 1 certification. So, take a deep breath, sharpen your focus, and let’s get started!

As of January 2026, Total Equipment Training has refreshed the CCO practice tests questions for rigger operators. We encourage riggers to check back periodically for new questions, as our staff makes every attempt to update these questions every few months.

1. 

What is the primary responsibility of a rigger?

2. 

What must be known before selecting rigging hardware for a lift?

3. 

What does the term “working load limit (WLL)” mean?

4. 

Which condition requires a sling to be removed from service?

5. 

What effect does increasing the sling angle have on sling tension?

6. 

Which sling hitch provides the greatest load control but does NOT increase capacity?

7. 

What is the safest method to attach a hook to a sling?

8. 

What must be done before lifting a load for the first time?

9. 

What is the purpose of a tag line?

10. 

What should a rigger do if the load weight is unknown?

11. 

What factor reduces the rated capacity of a sling?

12. 

Which hitch is most likely to damage a load if not properly padded?

13. 

What is required when rigging loads with sharp edges?

14. 

What is the primary purpose of a shackle?

15. 

Why must rigging hardware be inspected before each use?

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