What are the responsibilities and job description for the Bullriggers Journey 1-3 position at McDermott International, Ltd?
Job Description
We are currently exploring potential candidates for an upcoming role at McDermott. While this position is not yet open for active recruitment, we want to connect with talented individuals who may be interested in future projects withs us. If you are passionate about building energy's future and want to be considered when this role becomes available, we encourage you to submit your details.
Job Overview:
The Journeyman 1-3 Bullriggers will perform complex rigging tasks under minimal supervision, interpret lift plans, coordinate with crane operators, and help ensure that all lifts are conducted safely and efficiently. This role is critical in supporting the safe installation of heavy modules, vessels, piping spools, and structural components across the facility.
Responsibilities
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Essential Qualifications and Education:
Our ingenuity fuels daily life. Together, we’ve forged some of the most trusted partnerships across the energy value chain to make what was once just an idea a reality: laying subsea infrastructure thousands of feet below sea level, installing platforms hundreds of miles from shore, using our expertise to design and build offshore wind infrastructure, and reshaping the onshore landscape to deliver the energy products the world needs safely and sustainably.
For more than 100 years, we've been making the impossible possible. Today, we're driving the energy transition with more than 30,000 of the brightest minds across 54 countries.
We are currently exploring potential candidates for an upcoming role at McDermott. While this position is not yet open for active recruitment, we want to connect with talented individuals who may be interested in future projects withs us. If you are passionate about building energy's future and want to be considered when this role becomes available, we encourage you to submit your details.
Job Overview:
The Journeyman 1-3 Bullriggers will perform complex rigging tasks under minimal supervision, interpret lift plans, coordinate with crane operators, and help ensure that all lifts are conducted safely and efficiently. This role is critical in supporting the safe installation of heavy modules, vessels, piping spools, and structural components across the facility.
Responsibilities
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
- Execute critical and complex rigging operations to support construction activities on LNG process units, tanks, pipe racks, and utility systems
- Read and interpret engineered lift plans, rigging studies, and detailed drawings specific to LNG facility construction
- Load, transport, unload, and assist in selecting cables, ropes, pulleys, winches, blocks and sheaves, according to weight and size of load to be moved
- Select, inspect, and set up appropriate rigging gear, including slings, spreader bars, shackles, and hoists for large and oversized loads
- Determine load weights and centers of gravity, and calculate sling angles and tensions
- Communicate clearly with crane operators using standard hand and voice signals, act as primary signalperson during complex lifts
- Work closely with structural, mechanical, and crane crews to coordinate lift sequencing and logistics.
- Conduct pre-lift inspections, participate in toolbox talks, lift plan reviews, and Job Safety Analyses (JSAs)
- Mentor and provide guidance to apprentice and journeyman-level riggers
- Identify and report damaged or unsafe rigging equipment; assist in proper storage and maintenance of rigging gear
- Comply with all OSHA, API, ASME, and company-specific safety procedures and protocols for LNG environments
- Support tandem lifts, tailing operations, and critical lifts involving high-capacity cranes and modular components
- Perform minor maintenance or cleaning activities of tools and equipment
Essential Qualifications and Education:
- Minimum 2 years of industrial construction/maintenance industry experience
- NCCER Basic Rigging certification or NCCCO Rigger Level 1 certification or equivalent
- Must be able to pass written craft test and practical test with a score of 80% or above
- Experience in adhering to, monitoring and implementing project HSE policies
- Knowledge of complex rigging; heavy rigging; change crane boom and cable; electrical safety; ladder and scaffold safety; introduction to lifting machinery; wire ropes basics; basic rigging; fire prevention; sizing of chokers; load charts; cutting torches; and basic knowledge of blueprint reading
- Strong ability to interpret lift plans, rigging sketches, and technical documents
- Able to perform most journey tasks with close supervision/direction and support
- Capable of working in high-risk areas and around hazardous materials with strict adherence to HSE protocols
- Physically able to lift 50 lbs., work at heights, and tolerate LNG site conditions (heat, humidity, confined spaces)
- Prior rigging experience on modularized LNG projects, including module setting, pipe spool installation, and cryogenic equipment
- Familiarity with load charts for hydraulic, lattice boom, and crawler cranes
- Previously worked on international or Gulf Coast LNG terminals preferred
- Experience using computerized rigging software or digital load charts
Our ingenuity fuels daily life. Together, we’ve forged some of the most trusted partnerships across the energy value chain to make what was once just an idea a reality: laying subsea infrastructure thousands of feet below sea level, installing platforms hundreds of miles from shore, using our expertise to design and build offshore wind infrastructure, and reshaping the onshore landscape to deliver the energy products the world needs safely and sustainably.
For more than 100 years, we've been making the impossible possible. Today, we're driving the energy transition with more than 30,000 of the brightest minds across 54 countries.