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HVAC Technician

M P DOMINIC AND CO · Ajeltake, Other · Posted 24 Sept 2026

HVAC Technician

Position - HVAC Technician Location - Marshall Islands Salary - 800 - 1000 USD Benefit - 300 USD(Food Allowance) + Free Accommodation Criteria - Previous Army/Gulf Experience preferred Contact - 9947540009, 9947540008 Email - aswathyb@mpdgroupmail.com

HVAC Technician

10 openings

Ajeltake, Other · 800 - 1000 USD

HVAC Technician Previous Army/Gulf Experience preferred Salary - 800 - 1000 USD

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