Stasik Nemirovsky

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Stasik Nemirovsky worked from December 2011 to April 2013 on the construction of on shore and off shore tunnels for the Sorek Desalination Plant, holding positions including shaft manager, crane operator, bentonite mixer operator, and separator plant operator. His performance was highly satisfactory, as he worked professionally and showed great ability to confront challenges in construction and tunneling. His attitude and willingness to work were remarkable, demonstrating adaptability to tasks.

Tel Aviv, 1st April 2013
To whom it may concern,
Stasik Nemirovsky has worked in the construction of the on shore and off shore
tunnels for the Sorek Desalination Plant from December 2011 to April 2013.
During this period Stasik Nemirovsky has worked as shaft manager, crane
operator, bentonite mixer operator and separator plant operator.
Stasik’s performance in his job has been highly satisfactory. He has worked
professionally at all times and has great ability and potential to confront any
challenge in the field of construction, particularly in the tunneling area. His attitude
and willingness to work have been remarkable, showing a great capacity for
adaptability to the tasks of this job. I would highly recommend Stasik Nemirovsky
for other positions and wish him all the best for his future.
Sincerely,
Beatriz Arquero
Tunneling Site Manager

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1. Tel Aviv, 1st April 2013 To whom it may concern, Stasik Nemirovsky has worked in the construction of the on shore and off shore tunnels for the Sorek Desalination Plant from December 2011 to April 2013. During this period Stasik Nemirovsky has worked as shaft manager, crane operator, bentonite mixer operator and separator plant operator. Stasik’s performance in his job has been highly satisfactory. He has worked professionally at all times and has great ability and potential to confront any challenge in the field of construction, particularly in the tunneling area. His attitude and willingness to work have been remarkable, showing a great capacity for adaptability to the tasks of this job. I would highly recommend Stasik Nemirovsky for other positions and wish him all the best for his future. Sincerely, Beatriz Arquero Tunneling Site Manager

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