Rigger Dogman

$50.00/hrTomago LocationMonday - SaturdayAbout the RoleAre you an experienced Rigger/Dogman looking for a new opportunity to showcase your expertise in lifting and rigging? Look no further! We are actively seeking experienced Rigger/dogmen to join our client to work on the Hunter Valley Power Project.What you will be doing:Working M-F 10/hr shifts â OT on SaturdayAlign level and anchor machinery.Attach loads to rigging to provide support or prepare them for moving using hand and power toolsAttach pulleys and blocks to fixed overhead structures using bolts and clamps.Control movement of heavy equipment through narrow openings or confined spaces using chain falls, gin poles and gallows frames.Dismantle and store rigging equipment.Fabricate, set up and repair rigging, supporting structures, hoists and pulling.What you need:Australian recognised Rigging CertificationA current Working Safely at Heights CertificateValid Construction Industry White Card (applicable to all candidates)Valid High Risk Work Ticket: Rigging and Elevated Work PlatformValid and current licences for performance of specialised worksPerformance such as rigging/dogman and plant operatorProvide 2 workplace references (Supervisors)Current Right to work in Australia documents.Current Drivers licenceAbout WorkPacWorkPac is Australia's leading, privately owned recruitment provider to the mining,construction, engineering, light industrial and healthcare sectors. We are proud to partner with some of the country's leading companies to deliver rewarding permanent, contract, temporary and traineeship recruitment opportunities.Apply NowClick on the Apply button or for more information please contact:Rebecca Cooper - Recruitment CoordinatorContact number: 65718911Reference number: NEWCIJ202498790At WorkPac, we recognize we are strengthened by diversity. We are committed to providing a work environment in which everyone is included, treated fairly and with respect. We are an Equal Opportunity employer and we encourage applications from women and Indigenous people.