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Johansats1954 Member

Member since 17 February 2015

Johansats1954Member18 February 2015 22:11:57

Hi,

I am looking to work in Ireland. I have done Trade work for most of life. Welding Fitter Pipe fitter Bilermaker. Any advice Please. I have been trying to apply online for months. No Luck.

Maximilien ViP

Member since 20 June 2013

MaximilienViP20 February 2015 04:40:42

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Hi Johansats1954,

Welcome to Expat.com

I invite you to please drop your resume in the designated section here ---> Construction and Civil engineering jobs in Ireland

Best of luck with everything !

Thank you

Maximilien
Expat-blog Team

ayokuche Member

Member since 23 November 2015

ayokucheMember23 November 2015 13:11:41

You are better off looking for a recruitment agency, go to their office and submit your CV. Submitting your CV online could be annoying as most CVs received are treated by a computer software.

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