INSTRUMENT CHARGEHAND Job Hiring in Saudi Arabia for Consolidated Contractors Company WLL 1 applications

Job Opportunity in Saudi Arabia!

Job Vacancy: INSTRUMENT CHARGEHAND
Employer/Company: Consolidated Contractors Company WLL
POEA Registration / Accreditation No. 9429582
Job Location: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

We’re Looking for:

INSTRUMENT CHARGEHAND

Qualifications:

• Male, Minimum of 3 years experience
• At least high school graduate

Job Description:

• Maintains and troubleshoots equipment – prevents, identifies, or solves problems with equipment, including computers and other technologies.
• Initiate ideas that may lead to enhanced departmental and factory performance and motivate subordinates to act in a similar manner and to accomplish results.
• Develop and implement programs to increase productivity and to reduce costs (Key Objective: Lowest cost producer through uninterrupted system performance)

Requirements:

• Updated resume with Photo
• Certificate of Employment
• Valid passport

Employers Overview:

Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC), founded in 1952 in Lebanon, is a diversified international construction company active in over 50 countries across five continents. Our diverse portfolio now encompasses, oil and gas, heavy civil, buildings, infrastructure, mining, energy, power and real estate services.

We currently have projects and activities in locations worldwide, from the Middle East crossing Africa and reaching to Papua New Guinea.

Our proven track record with Clients, for successfully executing the most challenging projects in the remotest locations of the world, is facilitated by our expertise, diverse services, experienced workforce, ample resources and the highest dedication.

In partnership with:
East West Placement Center, Inc
POEA-283-LB-102018-R
1059 Metropolitan Avenue, San Antonio Village, Makati City

Contact Person: Mr. CHRISTIAN
Mobile No.: +63917.680.3631
Landline: +632.8895.6911 loc. 136

FOR MANPOWER POOLING ONLY.
No fees in any form and/or purpose will be collected from the applicants.
Beware of illegal recruiters and human traffickers.