Mammoet
Rigger

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SUMMARY OF THE ROLE
Rigger for heavylift and transport projects
- Salary: £16.07 per hour depending on experience and tickets held. OTE up to £90k per year.
- Location: Working on Mammoet project site in Nigg, with some additional travel required.
- Main Responsibility: Work within a multi-disciplined team carrying out Rigging, SPMT and Jacking/Skidding duties.
- Reporting To: Operations Manager.
- Positions: All positions are permanent.
- Applicants: Open to candidates based throughout the UK.
- Additional Locations: Occasionally required to attend our Teesside and/or Hixon Depot.
- Requirements: Specifically for applicants with their red or blue CPCS and experience working in an onshore rigging environment.
WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING
- Assemble lifting gear in accordance with rigging plans.
- Attach loads to crane hooks by use of lifting equipment including spreader beams, lifting beams, chain hoists, ensuring load balance, security and integrity.
- Bank the crane by use of recognised signals to safely direct the load to different types of locations.
- Manual handling activities.
- Work as part of the Jacking/Skidding team.
- Assist with the maintenance of Mammoet equipment.
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WHAT YOU’LL NEED
- Valid Red or Blue CPCS card with the relevant categories i.e. Slinger Signaller.
- Previous experience working as a Rigger in an onshore environment.
- SPMT experience is desirable.
- Forklift, MEWP, safety passport tickets are desirable.
- Valid UK driving licence.
- Willingness to travel and work throughout the UK.


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WHAT YOU’LL GET
- Salary £16.07 per hour depending on experience and tickets held (plus overnight allowance and overtime rates).
- 25 days holiday per year, plus bank holidays.
- Buy and sell holiday scheme.
- Guaranteed ten hours per day.
- All PPE and workwear provided.
- Enhanced maternity and paternity leave.
- Employee wellbeing programme with EAP and counselling available.
- Life assurance.
- Company pension.
- Access to high street savings and discounts plus more on our online platform!
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
- Get in touch – email gemma.routledge@mammoet.com
- Take a look at mammoet.com
- Note: All applications must be made online via our recruitment portal, any applications sent by e-mail will not be considered further.
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