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Structural Steel Rigger

Full time at Tradestaff New Zealand in New Zealand
Posted on February 17, 2025

Job details

We are seeking a skilled and experienced structural steel rigger/ installer to join one of our dynamic clients in Hawkes Bay. The successful candidate will be responsible for safe and efficient rigging, handling, and installation of structural steel components across construction projects. Must be able to work flexible hours and overtime if needed. Responsibilities:

  • Rigging and lifting of steel beams, columns, and other structural elements using various rigging techniques (e.g., slings, chains, wire ropes)
  • Read and interpret GA drawings
  • Operating and maintaining rigging/ installation equipment such as hoists, winches, tools
  • Ensure the safe assembly and disassembly of rigging gear
  • Adhering to all safety regulations and procedures including site-specific safety plans, toolbox meetings and maintaining a clean work area
Requirements:
  • Competent riggers/ erector with minimum 3 years’ experience. Proven knowledge of rigging principles and practices.
  • EWP, Rigging, Dogman and Site Safe certifications required
  • Qualification in Manual Metal Arc Welding not required but highly desirable
  • Capability to read and interpret GA drawings
  • Strong commitment to health and safety practices
  • Excellent communication and problem-solving skills, as well as good hand-eye coordination
Benefits:
  • Work with a well-established New Zealand company
  • Competitive compensation dependant on experience + tickets ($32-$35p/h)
  • Work with up-to-date and safe equipment and rigid health and safety practices
  • PPE gear provided
Sounds like you? Don’t hesitate and apply today! Please note only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview. Additionally, our work is mainly industrial and therefore for Health and Safety reasons you do need a good command of English. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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