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Janouras Employment Opportunity
Janouras Employment Opportunity
Accounts Clerk
Description
Key duties and responsibilities:
- Assist in daily accounts and statements.
- Interface with stakeholders, clients etc. on a daily basis.
- Accounts Payables
- Filing of all documents
- Assist with other duties assigned.
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General Maintenance Technician
Description
Janouras Custom Design Team is seeking to recruit a General Maintenance Technician to assist in day to day maintenance of the company’s building and machinery.
- Perform emergency repairs of production equipment
- Diagnose problems, replace or repair parts, test and make adjustments
- Perform regular maintenance on machines, equipment and plant facilities
- Install and maintain production machines and plant facility equipment
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Plant your own sorrel at home – Sweet TnT Magazine
A sorrel plant flourishes at the side of the road outside a house with a gated garden of sorrel plants in Aranguez on Saturday, November 28, 2016. Citizens with this plant in their yards will be making the popular Christmas sorrel beverage very easily rather than paying a “pound and a crown” for it from retailers.
Pigeon peas plant makes cooking easy – Sweet TnT Magazine
A pigeon peas plant flourishes in the yard of a resident on Aranguez Main Road, San Juan. This plant makes it easy for you to prepare a delicious pot of pelau or Sunday lunch with stewed pigeon peas without the hassle. Having a kitchen garden gives you chemical free foods and cuts down your grocery bill drastically.
Grow your own paw paw or papaya – Sweet TnT Magazine
A flourishing paw paw or papaya tree displays the green and ripe fruit at a San Juan resident’s backyard. Paw paw or papaya is known worldwide for its magnificent health benefits which lies in the fruit whether it is ripe, green, and even in the leaves of the tree.
Grow your own pimento peppers – Sweet TnT Magazine
A pimento pepper tree bears the red, ripe, and ready-to-pick seasoning ingredient at the backyard of a resident’s home in Petit Bourg. This pepper magically flavours any dish and is a very popular seasoning found in the kitchens of many cooks in Trinidad and Tobago.
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