HEAVY TRUCK MECHANIC Job Hiring in Saudi Arabia for Al Rashid Contracting Company

Career Opportunities in Saudi Arabia!

Job Vacancy: HEAVY TRUCK MECHANIC
Employer/Company: Al Rashid Contracting Company (RTCC) / Rashid Contracting Est.
DMW Registration / Accreditation No.: 1025911721524
Job Location: Saudi Arabia

HEAVY TRUCK MECHANIC

Qualifications:

• Male applicants are preferred
• High School Graduate
• Certified Heavy Trucks Mechanics
• Practical experience in a heavy trucks repair
• 5 years minimum experience as a Heavy trucks Mechanics in Saudi Arabia
• Ability to diagnose mechanical and electrical faults
• Valid KSA Drivers License + Valid Philippine Drivers License
• Performed Overhauling , performing to repair equipment undercarriage

Requirements:

• UPDATED RESUME with Job Description
• VALID PASSPORT COPY
• Certificate of Employment
• License Copy if available
• Trainings Certificate if there’s any

Walk-in applicants can visit us at:
Transnational Services, Inc.
5385 Gen Luna St., Poblacion, Makati City

Employer Overview:

Al-Rashid Trading & Contracting Company Ltd was established in 1957 and expanded vigorously in the field of contracting. RTCC was awarded with contracts to build numerous houses, college campus, medical centers, infrastructure, water supply works, and railway project from renowned clients. Some of the clients (KSA) of RTCC are; Ministry of Health (MOH), Ministry of Education, Ministry of Interior (MOI), Ministry of Water & Electricity, Saudi Railway (SAR) Ministry of Finance and Public Investment Fund (PIF).

RTCC as a General Contractor is capable, anytime, of calling upon the best of materials as well as engineering and technical expertise to meet the most stringent international standards required for executing the work assigned. We undertake and execute all major trades such as Civil, Architectural, Mechanical and Electrical works.

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