Role OverviewA Rigger sets up, assembles, or disassembles job-specific rigging, selecting proper gear and equipment to safely secure machinery, tools, and equipment for relocation and/or transportation. They control, manipulate, fabricate, and repair rigging and support structures, using hand, flag, and/or verbal signals to communicate with operators and others.
What You Will Do
The Rigger will visually inspect and test rigging materials, align and level machinery or equipment, use hand and/or power tools to attach loads to rigging, and signal or verbally communicate with workers to ensure the safety of workers and materials.
Why It Might Be a Fit
To be successful as a Rigger, you should be able to take direction, visualize or predict the outcome of the job, use precision measuring tools and equipment, and follow safety requirements, including the correct use of Personal Protective Equipment.
Requirements
- HS diploma or equivalent
- Able to take direction and closely follow instruction
- Visualize or predict the outcome of the job by using deductive and inductive reasoning
- Ability to use precision measuring tools and equipment
- Correctly estimate weight-bearing ability of tools and equipment
- Read blueprints, schematics, or technical manuals
- Familiar with various hand or flag signals
- Willing to learn, know, and follow safety requirements
- Valid driver’s license: CDL and/or endorsements may be required for certain positions
Benefits
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Retirement plan
- Learning budget
- Parental leave
- Wellness program
- Visa/relocation support
- Remote flexibility
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