EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES | LOW VOLUME SEAL STANDARD ROAD UPGRADE PROJECT – ||KHARAS REGION
The Office of the Governor of the ||Kharas Region wishes to inform members of the public about potential employment opportunities announced by China Henan International Cooperation Group (CHICO) (Pty) Ltd for the upcoming Low Volume Seal Standard Road Upgrade Project in the ||Kharas Region.
CHICO invites applications from eligible candidates interested in opportunities within the unskilled and semi-skilled employment categories.
General Requirements:
– Applicants must be permanent residents of the ||Kharas Region.
– Preference will be given to residents of Tsés and Berseba.
– Previous experience in road construction, civil works or general labour will be an added advantage.
– Applicants must be reliable, willing to work in a team and able to comply with workplace safety requirements.
Mandatory Supporting Documents:
1. An updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
2. A recent bank confirmation letter.
3. An original Namibian Identity Document (ID) for verification.
4. A tax number or tax registration certificate.
Submission of Applications:
All CVs and supporting documents must be submitted through the:
– Office of the Governor, ||Kharas Region.
– Berseba Constituency Office.
Important Notice: Applications submitted without all mandatory supporting documents may not be considered. Submission of an application does not guarantee employment. Selection will depend on available vacancies, project requirements and the suitability of applicants.
Interested and eligible residents are encouraged to prepare their documents and submit their applications through the designated offices.
Let us continue creating pathways for local participation, skills development and employment opportunities within the ||Kharas Region.
Office of the Governor – ||Kharas Region
Action, Unity and Self-Reliance.
Namibia
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES | LOW VOLUME SEAL STANDARD ROAD UPGRADE PROJECT – ||KHARAS REGION
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