EXAMPLE OUTLINE FOR SENIOR RIGGER TRAINING, CLASSES, DEMONSTRATIONS AND PROJECTS. A. Introduction 1.  FAA rules and regulations 2.  Part 105, 91, 65, and basic facilities to practice rigging, (packing table, inspection, drying area) 3.  Responsibility as a licensed rigger, privilages, and rating limitations 4.  Paperwork, FAA, logbook, datacard, ADs, service bulletins, (binder with all ADs and SBs) 5.  Filling out inspection log book, filling out data cards B. Rigging Techniques and Tools (VIDEO) 1.  Modem rigging technics and methods 2.  Packing tapes (Square reserves) 3. Vector 4. Racer 5. Javelin 6. Talon 7.  Vector tandem, strong, racer C. Round Canopy 1.  Construction and materials 2. Aerodynamics 3.  Inspection procedures, (bridle attaching methods) 4.  Line continuity (two and four riser systems) (round to riser assembly) 5.  Canopy layout (on packing table) 6.  Canopy sections, gore numbers, panel designations. 7.  Data panel information 8.  Alterations or repairs listed on data panel (is it approved? where do we look?) 9.  Diapers, full stow, two stow, vertical stow, etc. 10.  Flaking the canopy for packing 11.  Diaper and line stowing 12.  Acid test and inspection D. Square Canopy 1.  Construction and materials 2. Aerodynamics 3.  Inspection procedures, (layout on carpet) (hanging by tail) 4.  Line continuity (cascaded and continuous lines) (assembly to risers) 5.  Canopy sections (nose, tail, upper and lower skins, ribs, load bearing ribs, crossports) 6.  Data panel infonnation 7.  Steering toggles (types installation sand stowing methods) 8,  Deployment systems (freebags, etc.) (inspection of these systems) 9.  Packing methods (side pack, stack pack, pro pack, hanging pro pack) 10.  Folding canopy (to place indeployment bag) (freebag types, vector, racer, molar, etc.) 11.  Line stowing (methods and tools) A-59 Change 1 (December 2015)