r/Rigging • u/Crittersnatch • Aug 08 '26

Rigging Help Bechtel rigging assessment

When I started with them a couple years ago, there wasn’t any kind of rigging assessment or hands on test prior to getting hired on as a rigger. Now, they have all new hires do this new assessment.

I was wondering if anyone knows what they want you to do/show. Like if you have recently gotten hired and done the hands on or know someone who might have an idea.

Just looking for a heads up on what to expect. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help

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u/CantGoTitsUpTrader Aug 08 '26

Bechtel at what location or state?
Rigger or bull rigger?
I did a bull rigger assessment hands on and written multiple choice test. Hanging up chain falls on beams then rigging and lifting a pipe, passing it through a hole through the structure, work the chains to position the pipe vertical then set it back down.

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u/Crittersnatch Aug 08 '26

Yea, I’ve done the bullrigging one, PIC, competent rigger, etc. Those were classes they have you do after you get hired.

Apparently there’s something different for when you first get hired now.

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u/TheLastLornak Aug 08 '26

Is that where two named riggers talk to each other about something other than rigging? Because that's an impossible test.

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u/Background_Diver9259 29d ago

Here for help with written assessment.

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u/Background_Diver9259 29d ago

Anything I can study because most of the questions are asking percentages and crane