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Rigger
Career Overview
Riggers are responsible for moving extra-heavy equipment by using conventional methods. They also have to monitor and determine the best way to transport equipment.
As a rigger, you are able to work in different industries and have a secured job. Although a forty-hour work week is standard, if overtime is required, you are often paid a higher wage.
Requirements
Driver's license
Skills & Qualities
Successful professionals in this field typically have:
Work outside
Constant travel
Physical strength
Work at heights
Interact with people
Career Path & Growth
This career offers clear progression opportunities as you gain experience and additional certifications:
1
Entry Level
$20 - $24/hrTrainee / Apprentice
Start your career with on-the-job training and mentorship
2
Experienced
$38 - $39/hrExperienced Professional
Work independently with advanced skills and certifications