Instrumentation Technician

A Company based in Dubai international city requires a professional electronics technician
This job requires the applicant to be able to do calibration and to deliver, install and service related instrumentation, measuring instruments and gauges including weighing and process control systems indoor and outdoor
This job also require the applicant to assets in administrative and sales operations
We are looking for a serious, confidant, dynamic, with good communication skills, self-starter and able to work and perform alone personals
Key requirement:
1. Related educational degree in electronics, IT or instrumentation
2. UAE driving license (Must)
3. Fluent in English
4. Technical knowledge hands on experience
5. Technical knowledge of related computer and IT
6. Physically fit to be able to lift heavy items
7. Minimum of 3 years’ experience in instrumentation and process control
8. Able to pass the related job interviews and tests
-applicant that cannot fulfil the key requirements should not apply
Salary 4,000-5,000 AED depend on experience, all included and nonnegotiable
Accommodation and transportation can be provided
Additionally with annual vacation, air ticket, overtime and good performance monthly bonus
Visa and medical card will be provided This job opening is only available for applicants available within UAE. Applicants that are outside UAE or do not match the key requirement should not apply.
Clearly indicator that you have UAE driving license. If you don’t have then don’t apply.

Short Info

  • Published:11 years ago
  • Company:Private Company
  • Location:Dubai,UAE
 
 
 

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