Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd. (PHHL)

Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd. (PHHL), the national helicopter company of India was incorporated in 1985 with 78.5% shareholding of the Government of India and 21.5% of ONGC. Pawan Hans Helicopters was incorporated with the primary objective of providing helicopter support services to the oil sector for its off-shore operations, services in remote and hilly areas and charter services for promotion of tourism.

Pawan Hans Helicopter Limited, a premier Public Sector Undertaking the India’s largest helicopter company, operates and maintains a fleet of 41 state-of-art helicopter of different make / capacity, such as Mi-172, Bell-206L4, Bell 407,Dauphin 365N/N3 and 350 B3 requires result oriented and dynamic professional as under :-

PROJECT COORDINATOR
Qualification & Experience : Candidates having MBA Degree from a recognised Institution/University with minimum seven years exposure and experience of liaisoning with customer organisation and other Government and other Authorities.
Age Limit: 45 years
Location :  Delhi / Guwahati

Besides an attractive compensation package, the Company offers a professional work environment and provides excellent job satisfaction.

How to apply:
Applications complete in all respect superscribing the envelope with the post applied for must reach to: Dy. General Manager (P&HRD), Pawan Hans Helicopters Limited, Corporate Office, Pawan Hans Towers, C-14, Sector-1, NOIDA-201 301.

Last Date To Apply: 31st July 2011

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