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Quantity surveyor ndash; infrastructure ndash; all levels
Quantity Surveyor ndash; Infrastructure ndash; All Levels Location: Belfast Salary: DOE Information on the role * Help/Manage Commercial Team to ensure effective working communications * Administer construction contracts
Quantity surveyor ndash; civils highways ndash; all levels
Quantity Surveyor ndash; Civils Highways ndash; All Levels Location: Belfast Salary: DOE Information on the role * Help/Manage Commercial Team to ensure effective working communications * Administer construction contract
Quantity surveyor ndash; infrastructure ndash; all levels
Quantity Surveyor ndash; Infrastructure ndash; All Levels Location: Belfast Salary: DOE Information on the role * Help/Manage Commercial Team to ensure effective working communications * Administer construction contracts
Site manager b k
Site Manager - Belfast Approach Personnel are currently recruiting for a Site Manager to oversee a B Q project in Belfast on nights. Responsibilities: Supervision of teams on a day to day basis and liaising with company
Nights site manager
This is a night job and NO DIGS are provided* Nights Site Manager - *MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH B Q PROJECTS* Our client is looking for a Site Manager to work in Belfast - BT3. The length of the job is 5 weeks wor
Site manager
Logical Personnel Solutions are looking for a Site Manager with Shopfitting experience to work on a project in Belfast, BT3. Experience with B Q or similar projects is a must!! The right candidate will have a valid CSCS,
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The history of Belfast dates back thousands of years, but its growth as an urban area started during the early17th century after it was granted the ‘town’ status, thanks to its proximity to Belfast Lough. The city got its name from the Gaelic ‘Beal Feirste’ meaning ‘mouth of the sandbanks.’ Now it is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland. Over the past few years, Belfast has transformed its image from a city with “the Troubles” due to political violence to a peaceful and friendly city bustling with tourists from all around the globe. In fact, Belfast was voted the best UK city for ...
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