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Employment Business Incubator (EBI) Recruiting an Tractopelle driver responsible for taking control of the SBH388 tow truck in order to carry out various operations of earthmoving, excavation, embarkation, as well as the maintenance of the tracks and the development of agricultural facilities.
Main duties
The driver steers the trailer at various points of intervention. It performs earth-moving and digging manoeuvres, opens and fills trenches and channels, and carries out loading and material transfer tasks.
It also takes part in the maintenance of roads, esplanades and various infrastructures. It carries out the preliminary checks before any start of the machine, guarantees basic maintenance and quickly raises the needs for repair. He strictly observes the perimeters of intervention as well as the safety standards, rigorously fills the tracking sheets of the equipment and ensures the proper use and cleanliness of the machine.
Candidate profile
Education: have technical training in the handling of machinery, mechanics, public works or any similar specialty.
Experience: justify at least two years of practice in the piloting of towbars or multifunction equipment.
Skills: perfect control of the tractor line, earthmoving techniques, excavation, handling and first level maintenance.
Qualities: Demonstrate great versatility, availability, caution, strict discipline, promptness and a strong sense of responsibility.
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