1. Rigger/Scaffolder/Trade’s Assistant
Martin Mastwyk
3 Westminster Street, Traralgon, Vic. 3844
0409 866 651
mmastwyk@bigpond.com
S K I L L S E T S A N D A T T R I B U T E S
A highly adaptable, resourceful and safety driven applicant with diverse competencies. Has worked FIFO
rosters and is fully aware of living in camp locations and associated difficulties. Experienced in environments
following principles found in JSA, JSEA assessment/documentation practices. Has undergone Standard 11
Induction adding to existing risk analyses expertise. Committed to achieving Zero Harm objectives.
Knowledgeable and skilled rigger/scaffolder with broad expertise in rigging practices and inspection
techniques. Proven ability to develop load lift plans/rigging configurations and ensure correct set up/use of
rigging hardware and lifting equipment. High risk licences in intermediate rigging, intermediate scaffolding,
forklift and elevated work platforms. Competencies include heavy rigid vehicles, confined spaces and heights.
Hands-on tradesman with practical skills ready to be put to work. Solid experience as a trade’s assistant and
can competently follow detailed instructions and specifications. Above average communication skills and
proficient in settings where changing conditions need immediate action. Proactive decision maker who plans
innovative solutions to overcome obstacles. Values seeing end results achieved accurately and efficiently.
Experienced shift worker fully conversant with managing fatigue. Seeking a full time and long term
opportunity as a rigger, scaffolder or trade’s assistant. Prefer employment with a mining company or
mining contractor. Can accept and commit to any FIFO/DIDO operations and associated rosters.
C E R T I F I C A T E S / L I C E N C E S
 STANDARD 11 INDUCTION WITH METALLIFEROUS CORE COMPONENTS
Competency Units include:
 RIICOM201A: Communicate In The Workplace
 RIIGOV201A: Comply With Site Work Processes/Procedures
 RIIOHS201A: Work Safely And Follow OHS Policies And Procedures*
 RIIERR205A: Apply Initial Response To First Aid
 RIIERR302A: Respond To Local Emergencies And Incidents
 RIIRIS201B: Conduct Local Risk Control
 BSBSUS201A: Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
 LICENCE RI: INTERMEDIATE RIGGING
 LICENCE SI: INTERMEDIATE SCAFFOLDING
 LICENCE HR: HEAVY RIGID
 LICENCE WP: ELEVATED WORK PLATFORMS
 LICENCE LF: FORKLIFT
 MSAPMPER205B: ENTER CONFINED SPACE
 MSAPMOHS217A: GAS TEST ATMOSPHERES
 MSAPMPER200B: WORK IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ISSUED PERMIT
 WORK SAFELY AT HEIGHTS
 COURSE: LAYER SCAFFOLDING FAMILIARISATION
 CONSTRUCTION RED/WHITE CARD
K E Y C O M P E T E N C I E S
 Using mathematical ideas and techniques
 Applying analytical/problem solving capabilities
 Conducting risk assessments/hazard inspections
 Communicating ideas and information

2. MARTIN MASTWYK ◼ RESUME
C A R E E R P R O G R E S S I O N
Bechtel 2013–CURRENT
Position: Rigger
Job Summary: Working at the QCLNG Curtis island project. Working in a well organised group
of 8 riggers on the train 1 compressor deck, installing and modifying pipework ranging from 2”
to 60” diameter pipe weighing between 50kg to 12 000kg.
Tasks include:
 Operating rigging gear to move and position equipment/structural components
 Reading and interpreting lift plans and procedures
 Conducting forklift duties in a Haulotte telly handler
 Operating 135 feet Haulotte, Genie and JLG elevated work platforms
Leighton Contractors 2012–2013
Position: Rigger/Scaffolder/Trade Assistant
Job Summary: Undertook both day and night shifts at Hazelwood Mine D11 Dredge.
Considerable flexibility in tasks performed and superior communication skills were vital job
aspects. Key responsibility was conducting skilled and efficient rigging/scaffolding operations.
High risk environment which required sustained vigilance to control and minimise risks.
Tasks include:
 Dismantling burnt out sections of dredge
 Erecting and dismantling scaffolding
 Keeping lookout for fire dangers at job site
 Assisting boilermaker and fitters as required
 Conducting dogman duties for 30 tonne crane
 Ensuring compliance with Workplace Health and Safety
Lend Lease 2012–2012
Position: Rigger/Trade Assistant
Job Summary: Night shift role which necessitated well established fatigue management practices.
Responsibilities included assisting boilermakers with cutting/installing upper, intermediate and
lower burner ducts. All work was executed in line with quality procedures and safety requirements.
Tasks include:
 Attaching, securing and positioning lifting equipment using rigging techniques
 Conducting plasma and oxy cutting
 Installing and adjusting duct work into correct placement
 Promoting environmentally responsible work practices
 Selecting/using Personal Protective Equipment
Transfield (TWPS) 2012–2012
Position: Rigger/Scaffolder
Job Summary: Majority of work was carried out in the Pacific Mining Sections of Loy Yang
Power Units. Role required versatility where skills were used across a range of rigging, dogging
and scaffolding activities. Ability to enter and work in confined spaces was critical job aspect.
Tasks include:
 Setting up rigging operations for classifier, doors, pumps, valves and actuators
 Calculating rated capacity of lifting equipment
 Erecting modular/tube and clip scaffolds
 Performing dogging operations for franna cranes
 Communicating using hand signals/two-way radio

3. MARTIN MASTWYK ◼ RESUME
CGE 2011–2012
Position: Scaffolder
Job Summary: Role entailed working as part of a crew in the assembly/dismantling of
layher/tube and clip scaffolding during construction/engineering work. Strict compliance
with all regulations from a WH&S perspective was imperative including use of PPE.
Tasks include:
 Setting up hoisting equipment for raising and placing scaffolding
 Lifting and positioning sections of scaffolding
 Laying and fastening wooden/metal floor sections
 Fitting guard rails and fastening ladders
 Carrying out operational secureness/safety checks
Transfield 2011–2011
Position: Trade’s Assistant
Job Summary: Job location was Altona Mobile Refinery. Nightshift role providing support to
boilermakers and fitters. Position demanded strong technical aptitude and ability to work
safely in confined spaces. Strict adherence to industrial/commercial processes was essential.
Tasks include:
 Assisting fitters with flange splitting, spading and de-spading operations
 Installing spools and valves/re-instating exchanger units
 Preparing and conducting hydro testing
 Setting up humpy enclosures
 Collecting generators and gas bottles
UGL 2011–2011
Position: Rigger/Trade’s Assistant
Job Summary: Role required demonstrated ability to follow detailed instructions and
specifications. Core purpose was rigging pipe work, spools, channels, heat exchange end
caps and floating heads. Other function was assisting mechanical fitters as required.
Tasks include:
 Preparing site for rigging operations
 Identifying/selecting task appropriate tools and equipment
 Aligning, levelling and anchoring cranes and equipment
 Controlling movements of heavy equipment through narrow openings/confined spaces
 Dismantling, maintaining and storing rigging equipment
C A R E E R P R O G R E S S I O N P R I O R T O 2 0 1 0
 Trade’s Assistant, Alstom: 2010–2010
 Labourer, Auschar BBQ Heatbeads: 2009–2010
 Trade’s Assistant/Dogman, Southern Cross Electrical Engineering: 2008–2008
 Labourer, K & R Vodden Bricklayers: 2007–2010
 Rigger/Trade’s Assistant, John Holland: 2005–2008
R E F E R E E S
Ryan Walsh Supervisor, UGL Ph: 0408 323 732
Troy Wade Supervisor, Bechtel Ph: 0447 829 233
Mark Sawyer Boiler Maker/Welder, John Holland Ph: 0438 748 303