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Job Vacancy - Malaysia Highway Authority
Closing Date - 17 March 2011 (Kelantan) / 4 April 2011 (Terengganu)

Malaysia Highway Authority is a government agency responsible for supervising, designing, construction, operation and maintenance of highways in Malaysia. We invite qualified individuals to join our staff.

Position:
1. Electrical Technician (Grade J22) Contract

Responsibilities:
Assist Engineer (Electricity) to make a review of all aspects of design in the design phase and then to monitor construction projects with site visits, compliance with quality, and so the construction phase to ensure that the Concession Company to meet their obligations as prescribed.

Qualifications:

Malaysia Citizen;
Aged not less than 18 years old;
Has a certificate in Electrical Engineering recognized by the government of the local polytechnics or equivalent qualification;
Pass in Bahasa Malaysia / Malay language (including the Oral Examination) at the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia or equivalent qualification recognized by the government; and
Work experience in related fields is not less than 8 years.

2. Civil Engineer (Grade J17) Contract

Responsibilities:
Assist Engineer (Civil) and Technicians (Civil) Grade J22 in carrying out the monitoring of the project by making site visits, review of quality management, saw the quality tests in the laboratory and on-site, providing project monitoring reports, etc. to ensure that the Concession Company obligations as set forth.

Qualifications:

Malaysia Citizen;
Aged not less than 18 years old;
Has a certificate in Civil Engineering recognized by the government of the local polytechnics or equivalent qualification; and
Pass in Bahasa Malaysia / Malay language (including the Oral Examination) at the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia or equivalent qualification recognized by the government.

3. Administrative Assistant (Clerical / Operation) Grade N17 (Contract)

Responsibilities:
Work relating to the administration, such as receiving and recording a letter / memo, distributed a letter / memo either internally or externally, to register documents and update the data.

Qualifications:

Malaysia Citizen;
Aged not les than 18 years old;
Have Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia or equivalent qualification recognized by the government; and
Pass in Bahasa Malaysia / Malay language (including the Oral Examination) at the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia or equivalent qualification recognized by the government.

(Preference given to candidates capable of handling the computer and / or take shorthand)

IMPORTANT NOTE

Candidates are required to bring two passport-sized photographs and copies of the Original and photocopies of the following documents:

Identity Card
POLYTECHNIC Certificate / SPM / SPMV and PMR
School Certificates

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• Have a good firm handshake.

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• Wait until you are offered a chair before you sit down.

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