Lifting Supervisor – Qatar (through Expo Universe)

Lifting Supervisor job in Qatar, offered by Expo Universe, Mumbai (OEP Licence B-0670/MUM/PART/1000+/5/254/84). Salary: Not shown in the advertisement — the agency will confirm at shortlisting. Not shown in the advertisement vacancies open. Applying is free — check the licence numbers, then tap Apply on WhatsApp.

Expo Universe is hiring a Lifting Supervisor for a short-term project in Qatar. On site, this person owns every critical lift: reviewing lifting plans and load calculations, selecting slings and shackles, checking crane set-up and ground conditions, briefing the operator and riggers, and stopping the job when wind or visibility crosses the limit. The role works closely with the mechanical and rigging teams, so a background as a senior rigger or lifting foreman is the natural path into it. Neither a salary nor a headcount is printed in the advertisement — both come from the agency at shortlisting, and the recruitment itself is free. The client interviewed at Baroda on 26 October 2026 and at Mumbai on 30 October 2026, and applications are still being taken for the project crew. Send a complete CV with your documents, certificates, photographs and original passport details. Expo Universe is a Mumbai recruiter registered with the Ministry of External Affairs under No. B-0670/MUM/PART/1000+/5/254/84; confirm the registration on eMigrate before you share documents with anyone. If lifting work is your trade, the Qatar jobs section here also carries crane operator and rigging-related posts from other licensed recruiters.

Requirements

• Complete CV with lifting and rigging supervision experience.
• Lifting supervisor / appointed person certification, if held.
• Education and experience certificates.
• Photographs and original passport for the interview.

Who should apply

Apply if you meet the requirements below and your documents (passport, CNIC) are ready.

Do not apply if an agent asks you for cash without a receipt, or offers this job on a visit visa — that is fraud in every Gulf country.

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