Handyperson Rigger

Summary:

A handyperson must have a basic knowledge of the ship building industry and show a willingness to learn, strive, and continually improve in all aspects of his/her work.

Duties and Responsibilities:

* Able to know how to find compartments of the ship by space number, and know port from starboard, and forward from aft.

* Possess a basic assortment of hand tools required in the Rigging trade and know how to use them.

* Follow instructions exactly as given.

* Basic knowledge of Rigging procedures.

* Work well with others and be able to handle constructive criticism from a mentor.

* Work safely and know the safety rules and regulations as they apply to you.

* Know the company Quality Policy and be able to state it when required.

* Must want to excel in the Rigging trade.

* Able to withstand environmental factors such as:

* Outside weather conditions

* High, precarious places

* Exposed to fumes and airborne particles

* Very loud noise level

* Required to sit, use hands to finger, handle, feel, and reach with hands and arms on a regular basis.

* Must regularly lift and/or move up to 50 lbs. and seek assistance with weights over 50 lbs.

* Occasionally perform other physical activities as required, such as:

* Stooping

* Bending

* Squatting

* Climbing (including but not limited to vertical and incline ladders, masts, and kingposts)

* Crawling (including but not limited to through scuttles, manhole covers, tanks, and voids)

Experience Requirements:

* 3rd Class = has knowledge of Rigging but has never worked in a shipyard.

* 2nd Class = less than 6 months experience working as a Rigger in a shipyard.

* 1st Class = 1 - 1 ½ years of experience working as a Rigger in a shipyard.

Other Requirements:

* Must be able to pass Drug Screening, Work Ability Screening.

* Must be able to obtain a Government facility security pass.