To Prepare Engineering Drawings based on sketches prepared by Engineers or Designers mainly having experience in Oil and Gas field.
Profile Minimum 3-5 Years experience in AutoCAD application, preferably in Oil and Gas, Petrochemicals and related Industries.
Experience 3 – 5 years
Education Basic – Diploma ( Mechanical )
Nationality Any Nationality
Gender Any
Contact Details: Name Pratima Mishra – HR Officer
Email:pratimam@completeengineering.net
Address: Najda Street Abu Dhabi UAE- 38068
To oversee entire Food Service operation at Coffee Shop, Coffee Stations, Meeting Catering and Lunchbox Service. Liaise with the Client to ensure the requirements are fulfilled. Oversee and manage hygiene and food safety standards. Appoint, supervise and coordinate food service staff including allocating duties, preparing rotas and overseeing performance. Approve menu production. Oversee purchase of all food and equipment. Manage the budget for the food services operation. Manage all orders submitted by the customers and prepare appropriate billing. Will have a minimum of five (5) years experience at five star hotels in the Gulf or Europe. Should have excellent knowledge of written and spoken English and be computer literate.
Profile To oversee entire Food Service operation at Coffee Shop, Coffee Stations, Meeting Catering and Lunchbox Service. Liaise with the Client to ensure the requirements are fulfilled. Oversee and manage hygiene and food safety standards. Appoint, supervise and coordinate food service staff including allocating duties, preparing rotas and overseeing performance. Approve menu production. Oversee purchase of all food and equipment. Manage the budget for the food services operation. Manage all orders submitted by the customers and prepare appropriate billing. Will have a minimum of five (5) years experience at five star hotels in the Gulf or Europe. Should have excellent knowledge of written and spoken English and be computer literate.
Experience 5 – 8 years
Education Basic – Bachelor of Hotel Management ( Hotel Management )
Nationality Any Nationality
Gender Any
Contact Details: Name Confidential – Confidential
Email:rmat98@gmail.com
EPA has strengthened the requirements for earning the ENERGY STAR to meet energy use guidelines in three distinct operating modes: standby, active, and sleep modes. This ensures energy savings when computers are being used and performing a range of tasks, as well as when they are in standby. ENERGY STAR qualified computers must also have a more efficient internal power supply.
Since computers are in use more hours per day than they used to be, power management is important to saving energy. ENERGY STAR power management features place computers (CPU, hard drive, etc.) into a low-power “sleep mode” after a designated period of inactivity. Low-power modes for computers reduce the spinning of the hard disk, which decreases power consumption. Simply hitting a key on the keyboard or moving the mouse awakens the computer in a matter of seconds.
These should be boom times for debt collectors, with more Americans in arrears than ever. After gorging on credit over the past five or so years, consumers owe more than $2.57 trillion, according to the latest Federal Reserve estimate.
But while debt collectors are undeniably booking more business with nervous creditors eager to chase down overdue accounts, that doesn’t necessarily translate into increased profits.
"You can’t get blood from a stone," says Michael Ginsberg, president and CEO of Kaulkin Ginsberg, a consulting firm for the collection industry in Rockville, Maryland. "In this economy, a lot of people just don’t have the money to pay up right now."
Of the 6,500 debt-collection agencies in the U.S., most are small shops with less than $10 million in annual revenue. Seventy percent are contingency collectors, meaning they get a cut of what they collect. The remaining 30 percent are debt purchasers, which buy debt for pennies on the dollar and keep all they collect.
Contingency players are reporting record placements from businesses, says Rozanne Andersen, executive vice president of ACA International, the industry’s trade group. Increasingly, they’re also hearing from troubled municipalities eager for help in collecting overdue taxes, parking tickets, and even library fines.
The downside, she says, is that "recoveries have been much lower than expected." So low that despite more clients with enormous debt portfolios, collection agencies aren’t making any more money and, in many cases, have begun to lose money. "They’re feeling crunched," she says.
Debt purchasers are having an even rougher time, says George Van Horn, a senior analyst for market research firm IBIS Worldwide in Los Angeles. Not only are they finding it difficult to collect on debts they’ve already bought, he said, but they also "can’t get financing due to tight credit to buy anything else that might offer a better payout."
The largest player by far in the collection industry is privately held NCO Group of Horsham, Pennsylvania, with more than $1 billion in revenue in 2008 and 11 percent market share. It has both debt purchasing and contingency debt collecting divisions and, like its many smaller competitors, has been struggling.
"Collectability has become a serious issue," says Brian Callahan, NCO’s vice president of financial reporting. Citing that and the company’s dim prospects for getting acquisition capital, Standard & Poor’s last month cut NCO’s credit rating.
Adding to the industry’s woes are recent federal and local privacy laws that have made it harder for debt collectors to gain access to information about debtors. "We’re having to spend a lot more time on accounts before we collect," says Callahan. "Finding people has become the art of this business."
Moreover, the practice of bundling and securitizing of debt has obscured who exactly is liable. "With the complexity of the documentation, it’s more of a guessing game now," said Van Horn at IBIS Worldwide. "It raises the costs of chasing down debt."
Companies like LiveVox in San Francisco that provide automated dialing systems have been rushing to offer more features like automated skip tracing and prioritization of calls according to the likelihood of repayment.
"Debt collectors are looking for technological efficiencies to save them, and we are looking to capitalize on that," says John McNamara, chief marketing officer at LiveVox. He says his company last year doubled the number of customers it serves.
Financial pressures in the fragmented debt-collection industry have forced more mergers and acquisitions. "We’ve entered a compression cycle," says Andersen at ACA. A report released by Kaulkin Ginsberg pegs the total value of these deals at $2 billion for 2008, up from $1.7 billion for 2007.
The consolidation began even before the economic shocks and bank failures of this past summer. So instead of being recession-resistant, Andersen says, the debt collection industry is rather a bellwether for the wider economy: "It feels the downturn first and is also the first to feel the recovery."
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A certified Cable jointer with min 5 yes exp in High Rise Building. Performs all types of cable jointing works XLPE & PILC cables (Termination, Straight and Tee Joints) for 66KV and lower.
Profile The applicant should possess a technical diploma and should have 3 years of experience in LT jointing works and 2 years of experience in HT jointing works.
Experience 5 – 20 years
Education Basic – Diploma
Nationality Filipino, Indian
Gender Male
Contact: Reference Code DS-CableJoint
Name Haridas Mohandas – Recruiter
Email:haridas.mohandas@orioneng.com