NCCER Advanced Riggers

Loenbro is a nationwide construction lifecycle partner serving thousands of customers across the United States with services spanning critical electrical, mechanical and structural work, fabrication, soft craft, and underground maintenance and installation. The company supports a wide range of industries, including power generation, oil and gas, mining and metals, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, aviation, renewable energy, and more. Loenbro has built a strong reputation for safety, quality, and reliable execution, guided by its LEAD values:
Live with Integrity, Exceed Expectations, Act with Urgency, and Deliver Excellence. Teams are equipped to handle complex industrial construction, electrical and instrumentation projects, midstream work, inspection, and ongoing service and maintenance. Applicants can learn more about Loenbro’s services and projects by visiting

This is a full-time, on-site NCCER Riggers role based in Lead, SD. The NCCER Rigger is responsible for safely rigging and signaling loads for lifting and moving operations, selecting and inspecting rigging gear, and ensuring that all equipment is used within rated capacities and in compliance with company and regulatory standards. Day-to-day tasks include reading and interpreting lift plans, working closely with crane operators and field supervisors, setting up and dismantling rigging configurations, and maintaining a clean and organized work area.

The role requires consistent adherence to safety procedures, participation in job safety analyses and toolbox talks, and accurate documentation of rigging activities as required. The NCCER Rigger will collaborate with other craft professionals on industrial construction and maintenance projects and may be expected to work varying shifts, overtime, and in diverse outdoor conditions.

• Current NCCER Rigger certification (Level I, II, or III) and demonstrated knowledge of rigging principles, load charts, and safe lifting practices.
• Proficient in selecting, inspecting, and using slings, shackles, hooks, spreader bars, and other rigging hardware, with ability to identify defects and remove unsafe equipment from service.
• Experience reading lift plans, drawings, and basic load calculations, with strong spatial awareness and attention to detail.
• Solid understanding of OSHA and site-specific safety requirements, including lockout/tagout, fall protection, and hazard recognition.
• Ability to communicate clearly with crane operators, supervisors, and crew members using standard hand signals and verbal instructions.
• Physical ability to perform demanding field work, including lifting, climbing, working at heights, and operating in varying weather and industrial environments.
• Prior experience in industrial construction, maintenance, or heavy industry settings (e.g., power generation, mining, oil & gas, manufacturing) is strongly preferred.