Candidates for Rigger will be trained in the following requirements: Selection and use of wire rope, chain and synthetic web slings, rigging hardware, and lifting devices Interpretation of rated charts for rigging gear Safe rigging practices and procedures Hand and radio communications and the responsibilities of the Rigger in Charge Determination of weight and center of gravity of loads Selection and use of hoists, chain falls and come-alongs Lifting and Handling gear inspection Using the above acquired skills the rigger will be expected to support the following shipbuilding processes: Support the assembly and disassembly of machinery and equipment on and off the ships Responsible for lifting, moving and positioning ships and shipyard machinery, equipment, structural parts and other heavy loads Rig nuclear components Working under radiological controls (obtain and work with a TLD). Provide emergency response to fires and accidents Interested in learning a new trade, but don't have any experience yet? Apply today! As long as you are eager and willing to learn, we will provide training to teach you how to excel as a Rigger. In collaboration with the State of Connecticut, Electric Boat offers pre-employment training (EWIB) to get you started on learning the fundamentals of the trade. To register for EWIB: https://mpiapplication.ewib.org Support Services that EWIB provides: Attendance Stipends Transportation Assistance Mileage Reimbursement (IRS Rate) Car Based Solutions (car repairs, registration, auto insurance) Organizing Uber or Taxi rides Childcare assistance Clothing or boots Rent, Utilities, Technology, and other supports Not required for current Electric Boat Employees
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees