Crane Operators Available for Travel By Locar

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/10/2018 at 11:17

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Specialized Crane Professionals, Here Is a Great Opportunity for Immediate Start at Locar

Locar announced a few hours ago through its official Human Resources advisory openings for professionals with training as Crane Operators. For those who do not know, Locar is a company specialized in crane services, aerial platforms, maritime segment, weighing systems, and heavy transport. It has been strongly celebrating some good contracts and “hiring” steadily in recent months. For today’s opportunity, please pay attention to the following requirements:

Applicants must have experience with cranes of up to 85 tons for work at the company’s headquarters in Guarulhos – SP. Other essential parameters for those wishing to send resumes are:

Have a crane operation course
Updated National Driver’s License
Availability for travel and atypical hours
Proven experience in the function recorded in the Employment Card

For those who fit the role or know someone, you can send your resumes to Locar at the following addresses: ma.tafur@locar.com.br or ac.golcalves@locar.com.br, there is no need to send to both, just choose one and good luck. It is extremely necessary to inform the position you are applying for in the subject line of the message.

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