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Job Description: Joinery and Fit Out Company - LOCATION: Estimator up to 6k Aed for a Joinery and Fit Out Company in Dubai, UAE - POSITION:
Company: RTC-1 Employment ServicesJob Description: We are urgently in need Quantity Surveyor/Estimator who have massive experience in UAE in a fit out company. Shortlisted candidates will be called for interview…
Company: Division 9 Interior Design LLCJob Description: Preparation of Bills of Quantities. Proven experience as an estimator or similar position. The Estimator is responsible for all estimation in fit-out works.
Company: Ray Fit Out & Interiors LLCJob Description: Quantity Surveyor/Estimator background is desirable. With a broad database of suppliers/contacts for supply and installation of Fit out items for contracting…
Company: Al ReayaJob Description: We are looking to hire joinery & fit out Estimator within the UAE with proven experience as an estimator in interior fit out and joinery.
Company: Wood Loft Technical Services LLCJob Description: Preparation of Bills of Quantities. Proven experience as an estimator or similar position. The Estimator is responsible for all estimation in fit-out works.
Company: Exotic Interiors StudioJob Description: Preparation of bills of quantities. Estimation of large prestigious high-end interior fit-out projects. Our Client is looking for Joinery Estimator to provide…
Company: ANOCData as of 2020-09-08 (Latest) with id 94781.
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