ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN Job Hiring in Qatar Engineering and Construction

Career Opportunity in Qatar!

Job Vacancy: ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN
Employer/Company: Qatar Engineering & Construction Company W.L.L (QCON)
Job Location: Qatar

ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN

Qualifications:

• 3 years work experience as an instrument technicians on petrochemical, Oil & Gas plant;
• Experience in electrical maintenance within large-scale industries;
• Proficiency in troubleshooting, repairs and system protection;
• Ability to interpret technical diagrams and schematics;
• Strong knowledge of safety and compliance standards.
• With good understanding of safety and standards related to his role in a petrochemical running plant, and good communication skills.

Responsibilities:

• Carry out maintenance/repair and troubleshoot activities on electrical equipment like (switchgear, transformer, MCC, UPS, Generator, motor, batteries,…etc)

Requirements:

• Updated resume with picture
• POEA E-Reg and POEA PEOS
• Certificate of Employment
• Must have valid passport

Visit our office for an initial interview:
Landbase Human Resources Company
📍Rms 303-304 Taft Office Center, 1986 Taft Avenue, Pasay, City
📍Rm # 02, 0598 Orchid St. Bernabe Subd. Brgy SF I Limay, Bataan
📍Rm # 203 Don Sergio Osmeña Bldg. Osmeña Blvd., Corner D. Jacosalem St. Cebu City
📍2nd Flr M. Y. Bldg. Tiano Corner Del Pilar St. CDO Cagayan De Oro City

Employer Overview:

Qatar Engineering & Construction Company (Qcon) is the leading National EPC & Maintenance Contractor in the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Fertilizer and Power industries.

Formally known as MECON, the company was established in 1975. Since then, Qcon has contributed immensely to the hydrocarbon infrastructural development in Qatar.

Qcon employs over 5,000 skilled personnel on permanent basis that are supplemented by short-term personnel as required to meet project needs.

For manpower pooling only
No fees in any form and/or purpose will be collected from the applicants
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