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Job Description: Height Access Technology Ltd is looking to recruit Level 1, 2 and 3 Industrial Rope Technicians for our expanding operations. You to join our dynamic team.
Company: Height Access Technology Ltd Hiring Organization: Height Access Technology Ltd Salary: TBD
Location: Auckland City, Auckland Street Address: TBD Locality: Auckland City, Auckland
Region: disclosed when applied
Postal code: disclosed when applied
Job Description: Height Access Technology Ltd is looking to recruit Level 3 and 4 Industrial Rope Technicians for our expanding operations in. You to join our dynamic team.
Company: Height Access Technology Ltd Hiring Organization: Height Access Technology Ltd Salary: TBD
Location: Auckland City, Auckland Street Address: TBD Locality: Auckland City, Auckland
Region: disclosed when applied
Postal code: disclosed when applied
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