Structural Rigging Engineer

The Structural Rigging Engineer is responsible for designing, analyzing, and evaluating rigging systems, new and

existing structural systems, and crane loading used to lift and move heavy structures safely. This role requires a solid

understanding of structural and mechanical engineering principles, load calculations, and industry regulations. The

engineer collaborates with project teams to develop safe, efficient rigging plans and ensures compliance with safety

standards.

1. Design and develop rigging plans and lift studies for heavy lifting operations, including crane operations,

hoisting systems, and specialized rigging equipment.

2. Perform structural analysis and load calculations to ensure the safety and integrity of temporary lifting

structures.

3. Evaluate existing steel structures for new construction loads to ensure safety and integrity of existing system

4. Design and analyzie safety tie-off systems for personnel

5. Prepare detailed technical documentation, including drawings, method statements, and risk assessments.

6. Collaborate with project managers, site engineers, safety officers, and contractors to execute lifting

operations.

7. Identify potential hazards and recommend mitigation strategies.

8. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry standards, lifting technologies, and safety practices.

9. Document lessons learned to improve group effectiveness

10. Perform all other duties as required.