Requirements
High school diploma or higher. Ability to read/write instructions in English, and effectively present information to the rigger team. Minimum of 3 years of experience as a Rigger 1 in an industrial setting. Valid Rigger Level 1 certification. Proficient in determining necessary tools/equipment, applying logic/reasoning to solve rigging challenges, and interpreting load charts.
Description
Job Description SummaryAssisting with complex rig moves, preparing, and executing lift plans, and providing on-site supervision for the crane operator team to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant heavy-lift operations.Job DescriptionEssential Responsibilities:Lead and supervise the crane operator team during all lifting activities, ensure clear communication and adherence to safe load control.Perform designed lifting plans to ensure both rigging gear and loads are protected, perform correct hand signaling and maintain constant communication.Identify load weights and calculate required sling sizes, sling angle stresses, and center of gravity (COG). Utilize bridge and crane load charts and unit conversion charts (Metric/Imperial) for all lift arrangements.Conduct detailed pre-lift inspections of all rigging equipment to ensure zero defects and compliance with OEM guidelines; inspect, assemble, and dismantle rigging setups.Ensure all operations strictly follow GE Vernova standards, report hazards immediately, and maintain accurate documentation of all activities.Act as a team player, providing leadership on the shop floor to maintain a culture of safety.Qualifications/Requirements High school diploma or higher. Ability to read/write instructions in English, and effectively present information to the rigger team.Desired CharacteristicsMinimum of 3 years of experience as a Rigger 1 in an industrial setting.Valid Rigger Level 1 certification.Proficient in determining necessary tools/equipment, applying logic/reasoning to solve rigging challenges, and interpreting load charts.Additional InformationRelocation Assistance Provided: No