Guantanamo.- Workers at the Transport and Mechanization Services Business Unit, known as Tranzmec, in Guantánamo Province, reaffirmed their commitment to the upcoming sugar harvest while celebrating the entity’s sixteenth anniversary.
Despite resource shortages, they are dedicated to preparing their fleet of vehicles to ensure the transportation of sugarcane and the necessary maintenance of equipment, all while managing other essential tasks for the upcoming season.
During the anniversary ceremony, several employees were honored with the Jesús Suarez Gayol Distinction for over 25 years of continuous service, while others received recognition for their outstanding performance in their roles. Tranzmec, a key player in the sugar sector, is actively seeking quick solutions to challenges such as shortages of batteries, tires, lubricants, and other essential supplies.
Héctor Lara Perez, the director of Tranzmec, highlighted the positive economic indicators and expressed optimism for even better results in the forthcoming sugar harvest.
He emphasized the goal of achieving high technical availability for their fleet of 36 trucks, an equal number of trailers, cranes, and other specialized equipment.
Additionally, he noted the collaborative efforts with EsAzúcar to provide affordable food options for workers, underscoring the importance of employee welfare.
