Hiring Fresher / Rigging / 12th Pass

We are looking for a dedicated Rigger to join our team in the United Arab Emirates. This full-time position is ideal for individuals with varying levels of experience, from fresh candidates to those with up to four years in the field. Key Responsibilities:- Setup Rigging Equipment: Prepare and install rigging gear, such as ropes, pulleys, and hoists, to support loads accurately during operations. This involves understanding load requirements and safely securing equipment.- Inspect Rigging Gear: Regularly check the condition of rigging equipment to ensure safety and reliability. This includes identifying any wear and tear and reporting it for maintenance or replacement.- Collaborate with Team Members: Work closely with other operators and crew members to coordinate lifting and rigging operations. Clear communication is essential to enhance safety and efficiency.- Follow Safety Protocols: Adhere to all safety regulations and guidelines while on the job. This includes wearing proper safety gear and reporting unsafe conditions immediately.- Assist in Load Movement: Help in the safe and effective movement of materials and equipment using lifting techniques and tools. This requires awareness of weight limits and safe handling practices.Required Skills and Expectations:Candidates must have a minimum of a 12th-grade education and be male. Experience in rigging is preferred but not mandatory. Basic physical fitness and the ability to lift heavy objects are essential. Understanding safety regulations and a commitment to maintaining a safe work environment are crucial. Good communication and teamwork skills will contribute to a successful tenure in this role.

  • Experience

    0 - 4 Years

  • No. of Openings

    350

  • Education

    12th Pass

  • Role

    Rigger

  • Industry Type

    Oil / Gas / Petroleum

  • Gender

    Male

  • Age Limit

    19 - 40 Yrs.

  • Job Country

    United Arab Emirates

  • Type of Job

    Full Time

  • Work Location Type

    Work from Office

  • Benefits include

    Flexible Working Hours, Overtime Pay, Joining Bonus, Annual Bonus, Travel Allowance (TA), Petrol Allowance, Mobile Allowance, Internet Allowance, Health Insurance, Food/Meals, Accommodation

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