Rigger

Description

• Load, transport, unload, and select appropriate rigging components based on load weight and size.
• Signal or verbally direct workers during hoisting and load movement to ensure safety.
• Perform minor maintenance and cleaning of tools and equipment.
• Assist other craft workers as needed.
• Climb and maintain balance on steel/wood frameworks, ladders, and scaffolds.
• Operate hand and power tools (electric, gas, pneumatic).
• Work on uneven, muddy, or loose surfaces and in confined spaces.
• Remain effective in adverse weather conditions.
• Read and comprehend directions and safety policies.
• Maintain attention to detail and concentrate amid distractions.

Requirements

The Rigger must possess knowledge of complex and heavy rigging, crane boom and cable changes, electrical safety, ladder and scaffold safety, lifting machinery, wire‑rope basics, basic rigging, fire prevention, sizing of chokers, load charts, cutting torches, and blueprint reading. Certification from a nationally recognized organization such as NCCER is highly recommended. The rigger is expected to understand all safety hazards and safely operate work‑related tools and equipment in plant operations or construction job‑site settings.

The position requires physical stamina, coordination, and the ability to work from sedentary to heavy tasks while climbing, balancing, and navigating uneven or adverse terrain. The rigger must communicate effectively with supervisors and coworkers, comprehend written directions, and perform basic calculations. Attention to detail, sound decision‑making, and the capacity to concentrate amid distractions are essential.

• Lift, push, pull, or carry up to 50 lb (occasionally up to 100 lb).
• Communicate clearly with supervisors and coworkers, both verbally and in writing.
• Perform basic math calculations and decision‑making.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance