Certified Rigger-NCCCO Titusville

SimsHD; Titusville (FL); Presencial; USD 33.000 - 62.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Paid time off

401(k)

Per diem for overnight travel

Descripción de la vacante

SimsHD in Florida is seeking a seasoned Heavy Rigging Technician to rig, move and set heavy equipment in industrial environments. You will operate hydraulic jacks, skates and gantries, and signal cranes to ensure safe lifts, working with a crew on site.

The role requires NCCCO Rigger I, OSHA 10, and willingness to overtime, travel overnight and work weekends. Competitive benefits include health coverage and a 401(k) plan.

Formación

• 3–5 years of heavy haul and machinery rigging experience.
• NCCCO Rigger Level I.
• OSHA 10.
• Hands-on experience with hydraulic jacks, skates, gantries and trailer load-out and securement.
• Able to signal cranes and hoists using standard hand signals.
• Able to work overtime, weekends, plant shutdowns and overnight travel.

Responsabilidades

• Rig, move and set transformers, turbines, presses, vessels and plant equipment with limited supervision.
• Set up and operate hydraulic jacks, skates, rollers and gantries on machinery moves.
• Select, inspect and rig slings, shackles, chain hoists and below-the-hook devices to the move plan.
• Build cribbing and jacking stacks and verify they are stable before load transfer.
• Lead trailer load-out and unloading on standard moves, including positioning loads on the trailer deck.
• Secure loads with chains, binders and straps to SimsHD and DOT cargo securement standards, and verify securement before departure.
• Stage and account for rigging equipment and tools at the yard and on job sites.

Conocimientos

Safety first

Independent judgment

Equipment skill

Clear communication

Teamwork

Descripción del empleo

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Machinery Moving & Rigging

• Rig, move and set transformers, turbines, presses, vessels and plant equipment with limited supervision.
• Set up and operate hydraulic jacks, skates, rollers and gantries on machinery moves.
• Select, inspect and rig slings, shackles, chain hoists and below-the-hook devices to the move plan.
• Build cribbing and jacking stacks and verify they are stable before load transfer.

Trailer Load-Out & Securement

• Lead trailer load-out and unloading on standard moves, including positioning loads on the trailer deck.
• Secure loads with chains, binders and straps to SimsHD and DOT cargo securement standards, and verify securement before departure.
• Stage and account for rigging equipment and tools at the yard and on job sites.

Crane & Hoist Signaling

• Signal cranes and hoists using standard hand and radio signals during lifts.
• Rig loads for crane lifts according to the lift plan and confirm the rigging before the lift.

Crew Support

• Show Level 1 riggers correct methods on the job and point out hazards.
• Follow the move or lift plan and JHA, and raise any changes in conditions with the Lead Rigger.

Safety & Compliance

• Follow all SimsHD safety policies, DOT/FMCSA and OSHA requirements that apply to this role.
• Take part in the daily JHA and pre-job briefing, and use Stop Work Authority whenever conditions are unsafe.
• Inspect rigging gear before each use and remove damaged or uncertified gear from service.
• Keep the crew clear of suspended loads, pinch points and line-of-fire hazards during moves and lifts.

QUALIFICATIONS

Required

• 3–5 years of heavy haul and machinery rigging experience. Crane-only rigging experience does not qualify on its own.
• CCO (NCCCO) Rigger Level I.
• OSHA 10.
• Hands-on experience with hydraulic jacks, skates, gantries and trailer load-out and securement.
• Able to signal cranes and hoists using standard hand signals.
• Able to work overtime, weekends, plant shutdowns and overnight travel.

Preferred

• CCO (NCCCO) Signalperson.
• OSHA 30.
• Class A CDL.

SKILLS & COMPETENCIES

• Safety first : inspects gear, checks the load path and stops work when the plan or conditions change.
• Independent judgment : works machinery moves with limited supervision and knows when to stop and ask.
• Equipment skill : sets up and runs jacks, skates and gantries smoothly and safely.
• Clear communication : gives clean, standard signals and keeps the Lead Rigger and crew informed.
• Teamwork : supports Level 1 riggers and works well with drivers and operators.

WORKING CONDITIONS & PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

• Work at the SimsHD yard and at customer job sites, including active industrial plants and shutdowns, outdoors in Florida heat and all weather.
• Physically demanding: lift and carry rigging gear up to 50 lb, climb trailers and structures, work at heights, bend, kneel and stand for long periods.
• Required PPE: hard hat, safety glasses, safety-toe boots, high-visibility clothing and gloves; fall protection and other site PPE as required.
• Screening: background check and drug and alcohol testing; MVR and DOT physical if the role includes driving.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

• $24.00–$45.00 per hour, based on heavy haul and machinery rigging experience and certifications.
• Overtime pay, and per diem for overnight travel.
• Health, dental and vision insurance
• Paid time off
• 401(k)
• Rigging training and a defined certification path to Rigger Level 3.