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Recruiting Now!
CEQ is currently recruiting for the following vacancies across the Asia Pacific:
Canberra Region: (immediate start)
- Regional Manager – Project Execution and Business Development
- Apprentice Electrician (1st year)
- Apprentice Electrician (2nd or 3rd year)
- Grade 5 Electricians
- Electrical Trades Assistant
Papua New Guinea:
- Electrical Supervisors
- FIFO Brisbane
- LAHFA, Accommodation and travel provided
Brisbane:
- Apprentice Electricians (all years)
For more information on the above vacancies or to apply, please contact info@ceq.com.au or call 1300 251 541. Applications should be submitted to the attention of the Hiring Manager , with resume and current contact details. CEQ is an equal opportunity employer.
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