Tekla Draftsman Jobs in Kuwait – Structural Drafting | Al-Kharafi Brothers

Tekla Draftsman Jobs in Kuwait – Structural Drafting | Al-Kharafi Brothers

Khalid Ali Al-Kharafi & Brothers Co. Construction, Contracting KSCC is hiring a Tekla Draftsman in Kuwait.

Experience: 4–5 years in Tekla modelling and detailing. Qualification: Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering. Review the requirements below and apply through the listed application channel.

Requirements

  • 4–5 years in Tekla modelling and detailing
  • Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering
  • Immediate joiners preferred
  • Required document: CV

How to Apply

Send your CV to: careers@khalidkharafi.com

Application Contact: Email: careers@khalidkharafi.com

Application Safety Notice

Use only the listed application channel. Do not pay recruitment fees or share banking passwords or verification codes.

Job Overview

Job TitleTekla Draftsman
EmployerKhalid Ali Al-Kharafi & Brothers Co. Construction, Contracting KSCC
LocationKuwait
CountryKuwait
Employment TypeFull Time
Experience4–5 years in Tekla modelling and detailing
QualificationDiploma or Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering
Notice PeriodImmediate joiners preferred
Required DocumentsCV
Application MethodEmail
Application ContactEmail: careers@khalidkharafi.com
Primary CategoryEngineering Jobs in Kuwait
Specialty Level 1Structural Drafting
Specialty Level 2Tekla Structures Drafting
Specialty Level 3Tekla Draftsman
Actual RoleTekla Draftsman
Company SectorCivil Contracting and Steel Fabrication
Official Websitehttps://khalidkharafi.com/

About Khalid Ali Al-Kharafi & Brothers Co. Construction, Contracting KSCC

Khalid Ali Al-Kharafi & Brothers Co. Construction, Contracting KSCC is a Kuwait multidisciplinary civil contracting and steel fabrication company established in 1975 and also known through the trading name Kharafi Steel. Its official website describes civil contracting, engineering design, construction management, steel buildings and conventional steel structures.

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