... rope and/or synthetic slings. 5. Recognizes hazards and takes the necessary action to mitigate ... Work safely around welding and burning activities. 15. Assist in basic rigging and tagging. 16.
... rope and/or synthetic slings. 5. Recognizes hazards and takes the necessary action to mitigate ... Work safely around welding and burning activities. 15. Assist in basic rigging and tagging. 16.
Level II Heat Treat Technician
Sulphur, LA · On-site
Retirement
PTO
... junior technicians as assigned. • Follow all safety rules, client site protocols, and TEAM's Life Critical Expectations. • Perform general labor duties related to rigging, lifting, and access ...
Level II Heat Treat Technician
Sulphur, LA · On-site
Retirement
PTO
... junior technicians as assigned. • Follow all safety rules, client site protocols, and TEAM's Life Critical Expectations. • Perform general labor duties related to rigging, lifting, and access ...
... junior technicians as assigned. · Follow all safety rules, client site protocols, and TEAM's Life Critical Expectations. · Perform general labor duties related to rigging, lifting, and access ...
... junior technicians as assigned. · Follow all safety rules, client site protocols, and TEAM's Life Critical Expectations. · Perform general labor duties related to rigging, lifting, and access ...
... junior technicians as assigned. · Follow all safety rules, client site protocols, and TEAM's Life Critical Expectations. · Perform general labor duties related to rigging, lifting, and access ...
... junior technicians as assigned. · Follow all safety rules, client site protocols, and TEAM's Life Critical Expectations. · Perform general labor duties related to rigging, lifting, and access ...
Level II Heat Treat Technician
Beaumont, TX · On-site
Retirement
PTO
... junior technicians as assigned. • Follow all safety rules, client site protocols, and TEAM's Life Critical Expectations. • Perform general labor duties related to rigging, lifting, and access ...
Level II Heat Treat Technician
Beaumont, TX · On-site
Retirement
PTO
... junior technicians as assigned. • Follow all safety rules, client site protocols, and TEAM's Life Critical Expectations. • Perform general labor duties related to rigging, lifting, and access ...
Junior Rope Access Rigger information
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$13.44 - $15.37
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$15.37 - $17.29
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$17.29 - $19.22
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$21.88 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
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The median wage is $24.23 / hr.
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$27.32 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
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How much do junior rope access rigger jobs pay per hour?
What is the difference between Junior Rope Access Rigger vs Rope Access Technician?
| Aspect | Junior Rope Access Rigger | Rope Access Technician |
|---|---|---|
| Certifications | Basic rigging and safety certifications, such as IRATA Level 1 | IRATA Level 1 or 2, with additional technical training |
| Work Environment | Assists with rigging and setup, often supervised | Performs actual rope access tasks, including inspections and maintenance |
| Employer & Industry | Construction, maintenance, industrial sectors | Inspection, cleaning, and repair in similar industries |
In summary, a Junior Rope Access Rigger primarily assists with rigging and setup, requiring basic certifications, while a Rope Access Technician performs the actual work at height, often with more advanced training. Both roles are essential in industries like construction and maintenance, but they differ in responsibilities and skill levels.
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1. Understands the safe work processes in place. Demonstrates a safety culture of always performing work safely, setting an example and coaching other less experienced bullgangers.
2. Possesses an understanding of the sequence of activities performed during the tank erection process and performs these without being directed.
3. Understands the potential outcomes of the misuse of primary tank building tools and equipment and demonstrates knowledge of their safe, efficient use.
4. Understands proper use of plate clamps, has knowledge of proper applications for wire rope and/or synthetic slings.
5. Recognizes hazards and takes the necessary action to mitigate those hazards.
6. Perform heavy construction work focused on the erection of steel plate tanks and vessels.
7. Learn and use training provided to maintain personal and team safe behaviors and procedures.
8. Maintain good housekeeping.
9. Perform general labor, removal of temporary erection material, scaffold material handling, material handling, air hose and weld lead maintenance within a team of Tank Builders.
10. With training, safely work around and operate air and electric powered hand tools, grinding and power brushing of weld seams and final cleaning of tank material.
11. Erection of tank external structural steel, platforms, and associated components.
12. Fabricate and install internal tank piping, instruments, and all associated components.
13. Ability to operate construction equipment as required; including lifting, material handling and personnel access equipment.
14. Work safely around welding and burning activities.
15. Assist in basic rigging and tagging.
16. Recognize and remove defective tools and equipment from service.
17. Recognize hazards and take action to mitigate and remove.
18. Typically requires at least 6 months industrial tank construction.