Classroom provides virtual training tools on the most important topics related to line management – everything from installation to line life cycle management & retirement. Whether it be personnel onboarding, a refresher course, or required specialized training regularly updated content delivered by Samson experts will enable comprehensive and consistent training.

This course is a necessary first step to familiarize yourself with the terminology, preparation, tools and how to check your completed unit. You will have access to downloadable PDF instructions, visual aids, splicing templates and much more. This course will explain how to mark, measuring, and account for variables like clear rope and consumption. For those wanting splicer certification, Fab 101 will provide the details, knowledge, and tools that you will needed in preparation to move towards certification.

This course will review the common types of damage that can occur with synthetic 12-strand rope, as well as best practices to perform a routine line inspection.

Key differences in construction, inspection, and repair all impact the decision to use a jacketed line in every application. In this course, we will cover the key differences between jacketed and non-jacketed ropes, performance considerations, and inspection and repair procedures so that you can be confident in the use of your lines.

In this course we will explore jacketed products and how they differ from single braid and double braid. This course will look at performance considerations, inspection procedures, and repair considerations for jacketed products.

The purpose of this course is to give trainees ability to install Samson lines utilizing the required criteria for optimal performance and use. By the end of this course, you should be familiar with all aspects of the installation of your synthetic line. Including hardware considerations, winch drum connection methods, installation preparation, and rope training.

In this course, we will explore how to repair and assess your damaged ropes. The topics include damage assessment, repair considerations, splice tools, damage removal, and validating your repair.

In this course we will cover what a Residual Strength Test is and why we perform them. We will also go through the steps needed to achieve a productive test, labeling your samples, and how use your test results.

This course on line handling will provide general guidance for the proper use of Samson’s synthetic lines in the field. We will discuss best practice principles of chafe gear usage, operational considerations, equipment considerations, safety considerations, and long-term care practices.