Rigger
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Rigger may mean:
- Rigger (modern usage), a competent person or company which specializes in the lifting and moving of extremely large and heavy objects, a very dangerous profession
- A person in the film industry who rigs scaffolding for film sets and camera rigs. Also termed as a standby rigger if they are on site all of the time and 'on call.' See also wire rigger
- A person in Theater, Concert, industrials, Convention and/or Trade show , who is responsible for fastening chain motors (like CM Lodestar) by wire rope to the structural steel of a building. May also be used to describe person who installs and does maintenance on a Fly system
- A person who attended to the rigging of a sailing ship (original usage) or a racing shell in the sport of rowing
- Parachute rigger, someone working with aircraft and parachutes
- Short for outrigger, often used in rowing or canoeing
- Bondage rigger, someone who ties up others primarily as an art form
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