Signs & Architectural Metal Work Company is URGENTLY looking for (4) PROJECT ENGINEER / COORDINATORS with the following qualifications;
** Bachelors in Engineering (Mechanical preferred)
** 2 – 4 years GCC experience with project coordination/ engineering
** Able to read and understand technical drawings such as engineering, architectural and AutoCAD drawings
** UAE Driver’s license a must (applicants with no license need not apply)
** Signage, Advertising, Architectural Metal Work or Contracting experience preferred.
** Strong skills in project management, analytical and experience with Microsoft products
** Exemplary verbal and written communication skills
** Detail oriented, multi-tasker, thrive in high demand fast paced environment
**** THIS POSITION MAY ENTAIL TRAVEL TO OTHER GCC ****
JOB ROLE:
A Sign Project Engineer/ Coordinator works closely with Project Managers, Production & Installation Team. The coordinators main task is to be an available resource for the Project Management Team to expedite the work. It includes learning the project requirements, assisting the teams assigned, conduct site visits and meet with contractors/ consultants and clients to establish project scopes, milestones, material specifications and drawings. It also includes vendor coordination, work flow scheduling and assisting in the final invoicing.
**** GREAT SALARY PACKAGE AWAITS! ****
*** Interested applicants please send your updated resume/ CV to HRD (dot) ADVERT (at) GMAIL (dot) COM with CL – HRM on the subject line and answers to the following questions;
– How much is your expected salary?
– How soon can you join?
– What is the status of your visa?
– Are you willing to work at Al Qouz Industrial area?
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