Rigger Helper

Global 1st Flagship•Waipahu, HI

6d•$23 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

Global – a 1st Flagship Company is looking for a Rigger Helper to join their team at Pearl Harbor. This role involves assisting Riggers with routine rigging operations aboard ships and in shop environments. The company is a leader in Marine Support Services and Emergency Management, serving as the Department of the Navy's trusted Prime Contractor since 1964. They manage, operate, and maintain the U.S. Navy Inactive Ship fleet. This is an opportunity to begin or grow a career in the rigging trade.

Requirements

At least one (1) year of experience working under the guidance of a Rigger, or relevant military experience.
Basic knowledge of the principles, methods, equipment, terminology, and safety practices of the rigging trade.
Basic to advanced math skills and working knowledge of rigging devices and their applications, small-boat operations, and crane signaling.
Ability to read English at a high school level and communicate effectively with coworkers and supervisors.
Valid driver's license and ability to qualify to operate government and company vehicles in accordance with the Corporate Fleet Vehicle Safety Manual.
Ability to successfully complete an extensive background check.

Nice To Haves

Maritime or U.S. Navy rigging experience.

Responsibilities

Assist Riggers with routine rigging operations aboard ships and in shop environments, following the direction of the assigned Rigger.
Help select, inspect, check in and check out, and properly mark weight-handling equipment used for assigned tasks.
Assist with moving and positioning objects of various types and sizes using cranes, chain falls, rope falls, gin poles, shear legs, skids, rollers, jacks, and parbuckling methods.
Apply rigging safety precautions, terminology, and proper equipment-handling practices during all work evolutions.
Support safe small-boat operations; when assigned as Boat Coxswain, ensure riders and deckhands comply with personal protective equipment and safety requirements.
Assist in the receipt, mooring, and departure of vessels.
Follow environmental protection procedures and all applicable corporate safety policies.
Work professionally and effectively with employees, leadership, military personnel, subcontractors, and government representatives.
Support other trades or site evolutions when assigned and qualified to do so.
Work overtime when required to support company operations.