Job Vacancies for Pinoys

I have received this E-mail from a friend telling me to disseminate the information, so please if you know anyone that you think is qualified for any position enumerated below just tell him/her to apply. Details can be found below.

Disclaimer: This positions may no longer available

Current vacancies:

Planning Manager required for an established EPC contractor for their project in Qatar.

Candidates should be eligible to work in Qatar.
Candidates should have at least 10 years of experience in the same capacity; working EPC contractors, preferably with GCC experience.

Mechanical Engineer (Office based) – candidates should have good MEP experience. Will liaise with the subcontractor; Job will includes monitoring subcontractors function.

Mechanical Engineer (Site based) – candidates should have site experience; will have to supervise the construction and installation of electrical equipments.

Quantity Surveyor (civil ) – should have road works /infrastructure experience. Should have at least 5 years of experience. Should be from contracting background. Salary Offered: QR8500gross package

Construction Manager ( Civil Works/Road Works) – should have at least 10 years of experience in the same capacity.

Experience in GCC is a must for all positions mentioned above. Please note that offered status is only single status.

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Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interview.:

Please send your CV directly to zdayo@mphglobal.net – indicating the position you are applying for on the subject matter.

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