Rigger vs rope tier

Differences between rigger and rope tier duties and responsibilities

Rigger example responsibilities.

• Man air tuggers during lifts where cranes aren't capable of reaching.
• Acquire CDL license with HAZMAT endorsement and receive extensive training in crane operation and proper handling/disposal of hazardous materials.
• Execute the attachment of pulleys and blocks to fix overhead structures such as beams, and bulkheads using bolts and clamps.
• Acquire CDL and hazmat license.
• Align, level, and anchor machinery, dismantle.
• Crane ops and tuggers used to install spool pieces.
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Rope tier example responsibilities.

• Manage incoming call queue handling basic NOC tasks and more advance VOIP such as provisioning sites and performing disconnects.
• Key responsibilities include taking phone calls from Medicare beneficiaries and answering Medicare relate questions utilizing scripting and word tracks.
• Handle escalations and remedy tickets.