Rigger

Job Description

Rigger Responsibilities

• Support both the telehandler operator and crane operator during material

movement and lift activities.

• Inspect rigging gear before use and remove damaged or questionable equipment

from service.

• Select appropriate slings, shackles, hooks, tag lines, and attachment points for

each load.

• Rig each load so it remains balanced, controlled, and secure throughout the lift.

• Assist with guiding, landing, and staging conveyor components and other materials.

• Use tag lines as needed to control load rotation and keep personnel clear of the line

of fire.

• Coordinate with the designated signal person and ensure only clear, agreed-upon

signals are used during crane operations.

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Skills and Requirements

Coordination and Communication

• Hold a pre-task meeting before unloading, staging, or lifting begins.

• Review load weights, pick points, travel paths, swing radius, landing areas, and

exclusion zones.

• Confirm the designated signal person before crane operations begin.

• Use radios, hand signals, or direct verbal communication appropriate for site

conditions.

• Maintain one clear point of direction for crane signaling unless an emergency stop is

required.

• Pause work immediately if communication is unclear or site conditions change.

Safety Expectations

• All operators and riggers must be qualified for their assigned tasks.

• Inspect equipment, forks, rigging gear, hooks, latches, and safety devices before

use.

• Keep personnel clear of suspended loads and maintain established exclusion

zones.

• Verify ground conditions and equipment stability before operating or lifting.

• Do not exceed rated capacities for the telehandler, crane, rigging gear, or

attachments.

• Follow site safety rules, required personal protective equipment requirements, and

the approved lift plan.

• Any worker has stop-work authority if an unsafe condition is observed.

• All required New York City certifications, licenses, training cards, and site-specific

approvals must be verified before the employee operates equipment, performs

rigging, or participates in lift activities.