Rigger Handyperson - Norfolk VA
About The Position
Handypersons assist mechanics with their key roles and responsibilities. The role requires intermediate knowledge of key responsibilities and functional knowledge of the assigned trade, along with demonstrated ability to perform Handyperson (2nd and 3rd) and Helper (1st and 2nd) tasks and a desire to learn new tasks. Work is performed under moderate supervision and may include shipyard, equipment, rigging, machinery, dock-related, and trade-support duties. The position is on-site in Norfolk, Virginia, requires U.S. citizenship, and requires the ability to obtain a government access badge. Travel is less than 10%; relocation is not available.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED.
- Six months to one year of relevant experience.
- Demonstrated ability to perform Handyperson 2nd and 3rd and Helper tasks.
- Able to read, write, and comprehend simple instructions, including written, oral, or diagram-form instructions.
- Able to understand basic math and calculate units of measure, including fractions and decimals.
- Able to measure with a scale and tape measure and make measurements to 1/16 inch using a tape measure or ruler.
- Basic blueprint-reading skills, except for the labor shop.
- General knowledge and demonstrated use of hand tools; able to use specified tools as determined by shop management.
- Knowledge of pneumatic, hydraulic, and electric power tools.
- Working knowledge of the WAF (Work Authorization Forms) and its process.
- Basic understanding of functional theory based on the assigned trade and basic material-identification skills.
- Working understanding of Tag Out and Lock Tag Out programs.
- Ability to comprehend processes and procedures and follow safety rules.
- Ability to work with others as part of a team, demonstrate improved trade skills, and learn new tasks.
- Ability to report to work on time, maintain good attendance, and work overtime when required.
- Good performance evaluation and 12 months without written warnings for rules violations.
- Ability to work in confined-space entry conditions and at heights or on scaffolding when applicable to the trade.
- Ability to work with hands, walk and stand for extended periods, and wear required personal protective equipment.
- Ability to obtain a government access badge.
- Must be a U.S. citizen.
Responsibilities
- Assist mechanics and perform tasks associated with Handyperson 2nd and 3rd and Helper 1st and 2nd roles.
- Follow processes, procedures, safety rules, and Tag Out and Lock Tag Out programs; complete assigned tasks under moderate supervision.
- Use and maintain shop equipment and hand tools, and assist with equipment maintenance.
- Operate small equipment and machinery using sound judgment and operator skills; work around heavy equipment.
- Make metal tags and transport, load, and unload trailers and pallets.
- Assist with rigging and transport tasks for wheels, hubs, blades, CCP systems, and shafting, including sling and grommet hookup, gear selection, and pad eye placement.
- Assist with deck machinery and crane work, including removing and reeving wires and blocks, removing and installing booms, and setting up and conducting tests.
- Work with electronic equipment and associated procedure or inspection sheets for CIC-sensitive equipment, computers, circuit breakers, air-conditioning units, cooling coils, laundry equipment, and galley equipment.
- Follow staging procedures and proper building practices for QES/Burke.
- Assist with steel repair and/or piping work.
- Assist with dock-related work, including blocking, docking and undocking, mooring ships, gangways and platforms, and hooking on for the ship or pier.
- Maintain job-site cleanliness and assist with troubleshooting and issue resolution.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
