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PeopleReady Skilled Trades

Certified Rigger

Job Description

PeopleReady Skilled Trades - Marine Division is hiring a Certified Riggers to work in the Norfolk yard. Interested candidates must have a minimum of 3 years' experience working in a shipyard environment and hold both Rigger 1 and Signal Person Certifications. All candidates will need to be able to pass a drug screen and background check to obtain DBIDs.

Pay $26-$29.00/hour
JOURNEYPERSON
Fabricates, installs and repairs rigging and weight handling gear on ships. Attaches hoists and pulling gear to lift, move, remove, install or position machinery, equipment, structural parts and order heavy loads aboard ships. Selects and attaches chainfalls, jacks, rollers, levers and/or pulleys according to types of loads being moved. Signals cranes or other equipment to move loads.

Controls movement of heavy equipment through narrow openings or in confined spaces. Lays out and handles lines on cleats or bollards and hauls in ships with capstans when assisting dock master in ship dry docking operations. Installs or repairs ships' rigging such as mast on antenna wires, small boat handling gear, shipboard cranes, winches, windless, replenishment and weight handling equipment. Move barges and derricks with tug boats and yard boats. Works in engine rooms, boiler rooms, aloft or in confined spaces as required. Thorough knowledge of shackles, natural, synthetic and wire ropes, steamboat jacks, hydraulic jacks, turnbuckles, rollers, chainfalls, clamps, swivels, crane signals, shipboard nomenclature, forklifts and aerial lifts. Splice natural and synthetic ropes, tying knots, use of electric, pneumatic and hand powered tools. Knowledge of OSHA standards.

Interested?
Contact a recruiter today:
Crystal CornishLead Trade Recruiter, Marine DivisionDirect:
(757) 821-2870
Cell:
(619) 889-0473Send your resume to: ccornish@peopleready.com

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  • Dental Insurance
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