**Mechanical Assembler for Tower Cranes** The mechanical assembly position for tower cranes is critical during the final phase of the industrial process. Primary tasks include assembling complex metal structures and mechanical systems, following technical drawings and safety standards. Precision is required to ensure proper machinery operation. The responsible person manages the entire workflow—from component receipt to product preparation for shipment—ensuring quality at every step. Daily work includes coupling structures, installing mechanisms such as hoists and lifting systems, and integrating modular equipment. Tasks also involve material handling using forklifts and overhead cranes to move heavy components. A key responsibility is final inspection, where each assembly is verified against specifications prior to packaging. This demands manual dexterity, mechanical comprehension, and a methodical mindset. The work environment is a stable industrial plant with opportunities for professional development. Work is carried out within a diverse team that prioritizes respect, employee well-being, and workplace safety. The company provides tools and training to perform tasks efficiently. A Medium-Level Vocational Training Certificate in Electromechanical Maintenance, Machining, Structural Assembly, or an equivalent industrial qualification is required. Accredited training and demonstrable hands-on experience in the safe operation of forklifts and overhead cranes are essential. Prior experience in mechanical assembly or industrial assembly within heavy manufacturing environments is considered a strong asset.
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
