Offshore Crane Operator – Qatar (through Expo Universe)

Offshore Crane Operator 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.

A short-term project in Qatar needs an Offshore Crane Operator, recruited in India by Expo Universe under a free recruitment drive. The work is pedestal crane operation on an offshore installation: lifting equipment, containers and materials between supply boats and the deck, following the lifting plan and the banksman's signals, and carrying out daily checks of the crane, wire ropes and limit switches before the first lift. Weather limits, load charts and safe working loads govern every lift, so the operator must be comfortable refusing a lift that falls outside the chart. The advertisement does not state the crane tonnage, the rotation pattern or the salary, and it does not give a vacancy count — Expo Universe confirms these points with shortlisted candidates. Final client interviews were held at Baroda on 26 October 2026 and at Mumbai on 30 October 2026; the project is still building its team, so experienced operators can still apply with a complete CV, documents, certificates, photographs and their original passport. The agency's Government of India registration number is B-0670/MUM/PART/1000+/5/254/84 (Expo Universe, Mumbai); check it on the eMigrate portal and never pay a middleman. Crane and lifting jobs in Qatar sit alongside the other Qatar listings here when you compare projects.

Requirements

• Complete CV showing crane operating experience, offshore work preferred.
• Crane operator licence / certification copies.
• 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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