Elevator Operation: A Promising Career with Dedication and Hard Work

Elevator operation and maintenance is a profession that often goes unnoticed, but it offers promising prospects for those who are dedicated and hardworking. Ioan Crisan, a former elevator operator who started his own company at the age of 27, spoke highly of the profession during an open day event at Jean-Perrin high school in Longjumeau.

Crisan emphasized the importance of the profession, noting that there are 17,000 elevator operators in France managing 637,000 elevators across the country. He also shared that all of his motivated students have found jobs at the end of their training, underscoring the demand for skilled professionals in this field.

The event aimed to inspire students to consider a career as an elevator operator. By showcasing the opportunities available in this field, Crisan hopes to encourage more young people to pursue a career in elevator operation and maintenance.

Crisan’s passion for the profession was evident as he shared his personal experiences and success story with the students. He spoke about how becoming an elevator operator can lead to social advancement and progression within a business.

Overall, Crisan’s message was clear: Elevator operation and maintenance is a valuable and rewarding profession with many opportunities for those who are willing to put in the hard work and dedication.