Yoshiki Construction | 【Hokkaido】 Construction: Mainly

Gambar pekerjaan dari 1307 at Yoshiki Construction-0

Informasi Pekerjaan

Jenis Pekerjaan

Konstruksi / Teknisi Listrik

Cara Bekerja

Penuh Waktu

Lokasi

・Tomakomai, Hokkaido Pref.

Gaji

￥9,000 ~ / hari

⛔︎ Tanpa pembayaran tunai

Persyaratan Pekerjaan

Keahlian Bahasa Jeoang

Tingkat percakapan

Tingkat Bahasa Inggris

Tidak Ada

□ Has one of the following status of residence: Permanent, Long-term, or Spouse Visa
□ Have driver’s license (preferred)

Lamar

Jenis visa yang memenuhi syarat

Penduduk Tetap Pasangan atau Anak Warga Negara Jepang Pasangan atau Anak dari Penduduk Tinggal Permanent Penduduk Jangka Panjang Bekerja dan Berlibur Teknologi・Humaniora・Pelayanan internasional Pelajar Keluarga Penduduk Warga Negara Jepang (Tidak Perlu Visa) Spesial Tinggal Tetap

Jam kerja

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Deskripsi Pekerjaan

▼Job Content
Civil engineering/ Install Solar panels/ Operate heavy construction machinery
− Install solar panels, miscellaneous work, construction work, and restoration work mainly in Hokkaido, Aomori prefecture, Fukushima prefecture, and Saitama prefecture.
We are focused on installing solar panels and working on heavy machinery.
　　　　　
▼Salary
¥9,000~/day (inexperienced: construction worker position)
¥11,000~/day (experienced: construction worker position)
¥13,000~/day (experienced: machinery operator position)
　　　　　　
▼Working hour
8:00~17:00
　　　　　　
▼Location
Head office is located in Tomakomai, Hokkaido
Construction sites are all over the country
　　　　　　
▼Holiday
Sundays, National Holidays
　　　　　　
▼Benefits
□ Social insurances
□ Travel fee paid within regulation
□ Support for qualification acquisition
□ Company housing/ dormitory available
□ Business trip allowance/ Housing allowance

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Tentang Perusahaan

Yoshiki Construction

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Yoshiki Construction is mainly engaged in civil engineering work and solar panel installation work.
The head office is located in Tomakomai, Hokkaido, but construction sites are located all over the country from Hokkaido to Kagoshima, including the Tokyo metropolitan area.