Branch Manager

A Leading Electro-Mechanical Engineering Company, well established in the G.C.C. region, requires a Branch Manager for Qatar Operations.
The candidate should have a Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering with minimum of 20 years experience out of which 10 years in GCC region preferably in Qatar. Will be responsible for the Business development of the Branch, ensures that the project baselines are established and subsequent deliverables are delivered in timely manner, and all contractual and legal matters related to the projects are dealt properly and promptly. The Branch Manager will be responsible for the satisfactory operation of the Projects under his control, directing the Project Mangers and Project. Team to achieve excellent performance and client satisfaction. The candidate with previous experience in the Middle East (preferably in Qatar) in the field of Electrical Substations, Power & Desalination Plants, Metal Industry, infrastructure (Roads/ Tunnels/ Bridges/ Airports/ Seaports), Oil & Gas, Water Transmission Scheme and Sewage Treatment Plants, Water Pumping Stations & who speaks Arabic and can join immediately will be preferred.

 

Short Info

  • Published:11 years ago
  • Company:Anonymous
  • Location:Doha,Qatar
 
 
 

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