2 Cleaning jobs in Belfast
Service office administrator new
Equals One Ltd - Belfast £23,500
Service/Office Administrator Carryduff, Belfast BT8 8AN Salary: A GBP 21,514 : A GBP 23,500 per year + Benefits : Opportunities for overtime to boost earnings Permanent, Full:Time (8:hour shift, Monday to Friday) CBS Ire
Assistant project manager
Cv Library - Belfast Of Belfast £45,000 - £55,000
INFORM3 Recruitment are currently recruiting on behalf of a Main Contractor for: Role ndash; Assistant Project Manager Location ndash; Belfast Project ndash; Fit Out Salary ndash; GBP45K - GBP55K plus package About the C
Field service crane engineer
Cv Library - Belfast £30,784
MS454 - Field Service Crane Engineer Location: Belfast Salary: GBP30,784 per annum basic Overview: First Military Recruitment are currently seeking a Crane Engineer on behalf of one of our clients. The working hours for
Maintenance supervisor
Cv Library - Belfast Of Belfast £28,000
Maintenance Supervisor Location: Belfast BT4 but site visits throughout Belfast Salary: around GBP28000, depending on experience. Hours: 37 hours per week. Monday to Friday. Duration: Permanent On behalf of our client, a
Site manager residential
Cv Library - Belfast Of Belfast £45,000 - £50,000
INFORM3 Recruitment are currently recruiting on behalf of a Main Contractor for: Job Title ndash; Site Manager (Residential) Project ndash; Social Housing Job Location ndash; Belfast / Derry/Londonderry Salary ndash; GBP
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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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