Fabricator & Welder: Handrails, Doors & Shades

Fabricator & Welder: Handrails, Doors & Shades


Company
KUWAIT JOBS HERE
Location
Al Farwaniyah
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
1 day ago
Via
via WhatJobs

Job Description
KUWAIT JOBS HERE is looking for skilled Welders to join a workshop in Al Rai, Kuwait. Candidates must have substantial experience in fabricating and installing handrails, doors, and shades, and must possess a visa 18.

This full-time role demands reliability and a commitment to quality workmanship. The successful candidates will benefit from being part of a professional team focused on delivering high standards in their projects.
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