Anchor rigger's duties and responsibilities:
Anchor riggers align, level and anchor machinery, attach loads to rigging apparatus for transport, attach pulleys to overhead beams and repair support structures. They also test the rigging to ensure safety and reliability.
Anchor rigger's skills:
To be successful as an anchor rigger, you need good coordination and monitoring skills. Anchor riggers need to work together in a team environment to perform a specific task. They also should be able to assess the material and labor needs of a specific job.
Important physical attributes:
Anchor rigging is a labor intensive job. Flexibility, strength and manual dexterity is required. Anchor riggers need excellent balance when working on high structures.
Knowledges needed:
Anchor riggers should have knowledge of mechanical equipment and tools, understanding of safety regulations, and of physics. Anchor riggers should be able to apply physical principles and laws to mechanical, electrical and fluid dynamics.
About Salary:
The average salary for an anchor rigger is $50,000 annually.