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A real estate Billing Engineer creates and verifies financial documentation for construction projects. Key duties include calculating quantities from drawings, preparing BOQs (Bill of Quantities), certifying Running Account (RA) bills, and reconciling materials to ensure strict budget control and timely contractor payments. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Core Responsibilities Billing & Certification: ...

A Contract Manager oversees the entire lifecycle of contracts, from drafting, negotiating, and executing to monitoring compliance and renewals, ensuring legal/financial risks are minimized and organizational interests are protected by managing terms, stakeholders, and obligations across various agreements, often using software for efficiency. Key duties include reviewing tenders, liaising with legal/finance, managing ...

An industrial products field sales person for a wholesaler is responsible for generating leads, building client relationships, and closing deals for complex or high-value products within an assigned territory, requiring a blend of technical knowledge and strong interpersonal skills.    Key Responsibilities Prospecting and Lead Generation: Identify and generate new sales opportunities and potential clients through research, cold calling, ...

A Billing & Estimation Executive in real estate manages project costs by preparing detailed quantity estimates, Bills of Quantities (BOQs), and rate analyses. They ensure profitability by certifying contractor/subcontractor bills, tracking project variations, and coordinating with site engineers to verify work progress.    Key Responsibilities: Estimation & Costing: Preparing detailed, accurate cost estimates for tenders, ...

A Purchase Assistant in real estate facilitates the procurement of materials, services, and inventory for construction or property management projects. They manage supplier relationships, process purchase orders (POs), track deliveries, and ensure cost-effectiveness, requiring strong organizational skills, proficiency in MS Office, and knowledge of procurement systems to maintain site efficiency.    Key Responsibilities Purchasing ...

A Production Engineer optimizes manufacturing processes for efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness by designing, implementing, and improving production systems, overseeing operations, troubleshooting issues, ensuring safety, and collaborating cross-functionally to meet production goals. Key duties involve improving workflows, reducing waste, maintaining quality standards, managing equipment, and training staff, bridging engineering with shop floor execution.    Job ...

A telecaller job involves making and receiving calls to sell products, generate leads, and provide customer service, acting as the company's voice by explaining offerings, resolving issues, building rapport, and documenting interactions, requiring strong communication, persuasion, and data entry skills to meet targets and ensure customer satisfaction.    Key Responsibilities: Outbound Calling :  Contact potential and ...

  A Technical Services Engineer (Bearings) or Technical Support Specialist in the bearings industry provides engineering expertise to customers, sales teams, and maintenance staff to ensure optimal performance, selection, and maintenance of bearing products. This role combines technical knowledge of rotating equipment, tribology, and mechanical engineering to solve, troubleshoot, and optimize bearing ...

Second class mining certification       A Coal Mine Surveyor accurately maps and monitors mine workings (underground/open pit) using instruments like Total Stations, GPS, and AutoCAD, ensuring safety compliance (DGMS), calculating volumes (coal, overburden), updating maps, and collaborating with engineering/geology teams for planning, production, and statutory reporting, often using drones for hazardous areas.    Key Responsibilities Surveying & Mapping: Conduct precise ...

  A Timekeeper job involves accurately recording, monitoring, and managing employee work hours, attendance, and time-off for payroll processing, ensuring compliance, and resolving discrepancies in timekeeping systems, often requiring strong attention to detail, data entry skills, and knowledge of payroll policies. Responsibilities can include processing timesheets, making adjustments for missed punches or ...