Officer Tendering and Contracts Specialist, Recruiting Manager Marine Crewing, Skipper, Document Controller, Mechanic, Supervisor

SEAWORKS WLL

Required for deployment in Qatar and overseas:

Commercial Dept:

Commercial Manager – Offshore Services Contracts Manager (Claims/Arbitration cases) Procurement & Logistics Manager / Officer Tendering & Contracts Specialist

HR & Admin. Dept:

Recruiting Manager Marine Crewing/ Recruiting Officer Executive Secretary (Bilingual)

Marine Fleet Dept:

Marine Base Manager Naval Architect (Drydock) Marine Mechanic / Outboard Mechanic Marine Plant Supervisor (Hull & Machinery) Marine Technical Coordinator Marine Works Supervisor / Foreman Marine Crew: Seaman / Bosun / Oiler / Skipper

Construction Dept:

Project / Construction Manager (Marine / Infra) QA/QC Manager / Inspector (Marine/Infra) Planning Manager / Cost Controller Site Engineer / Supervisor (Marine/Civil/Infra) Project Coordinator / Document Controller

Dredging Dept:

 Dredging Superintendent Dredge Operator (CSD / Backhoe) Hydrographic Surveyor

PMV Dept (Heavy Equipment): PMV Manager (Earthmoving) Fleet Maint. Coordinator / Supervisor Workshop Engineer (Heavy Equipment) Store Keeper (Heavy Equipment Parts) H.E. Auto Electrician / AC Tech. / Mechanic

Heavy-Lift Barge:

Offshore Lifting Engineer / Supervisor

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