The Role

One of the services we provide is container handling. Vessels berth at our port to discharge their containers, and we house/safeguard these containers while all regulatory examinations are being carried out up to the point clients receive their certified containers. The process of achieving this includes the use of heavy types of machinery like the Mobile Habour Crane (MHC) and Rubber Tyre Gantry (RTG).
The MHC is used by an operator to pick containers on or below the deck of the vessel/ship and placed them on the quay and the RTG is to sort and stack containers.
To be a successful MHC/RTG operator, focus, dexterity, and coordination are essential qualities that must be possessed, and these qualities will be tested to ascertain your capability of becoming a Heavy Equipment operator trainee.

Minimum Criteria

First Degree in any field (Only candidates with a minimum of B.Sc / HND need to apply).

Program Requirements (Successful completion of all 3 levels):

Written assessment (Skills Test and Mechanical Reasoning Assessment)
Personality assessment
Oral Interview.

Remuneration

Very Attractive