ISCO Specialization 7215.2.3 High Rigger
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
High Rigger: High riggers assemble and hoist temporary suspension structures on heights to support performance equipment. Their work is based on instruction, plans and calculations. Their job can include rope access, working above colleagues, assemble constructions to lift performers and lifting heavy loads, which makes it a high risk occupation. They work indoor as well as outdoor. They cooperate with ground riggers to unload and assemble constructions on ground level.
Essential Skills
- Assemble Truss Constructions
- Provide Power Distribution
- Use Personal Protection Equipment
- Provide First Aid
- Work Safely With Mobile Electrical Systems Under Supervision
- Use Rope Access Techniques
- Work With Respect For Own Safety
- Maintain Rigging Equipment
- Store Performance Equipment
- Use Communication Equipment
- Follow Safety Procedures When Working At Heights
- Promote Health And Safety
- React To Emergency Situations In A Live Performance Environment
- Organise Resources For Artistic Production
- Assemble Performance Equipment
- Hang Chain Hoists
- Evacuate People From Heights
- Work Safely With Machines
- Write Risk Assessment On Performing Arts Production
- Work Ergonomically
- Manage Personal Professional Development
- Use Technical Documentation
Optional Skills
- Calculate Rigging Plots
- Design Rigging Plots
- Ensure Safety Of Mobile Electrical Systems
- Manage Technical Resources Stock
- Operate Forklift
- Develop Professional Network
- Keep Personal Administration
- Operate Telehandler
- Assemble Circus Rigging Equipment
- Maintain Circus Rigging Equipment
- Maintain Chain Hoists
- Document Safety Actions
- Promote Yourself
- Perform Regular Checks On Rigging Equipment
- Define Rigging Needs For Circus Acts
Alternative Names
- Height Rigger
- Climbing Rigger
- Aerial Rigger
- Rigging Crew Memeber
- Up Rigger
- Rope Access Rigger
- Bucket High Rigger
- Level Rigger
