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About the Expo

Construction Jobs Expo is a one-day jobs and recruitment event for Ireland's construction and engineering sectors, run by Jazbury LTD in association with Recruit.ie, the team behind Jobs Expo. The idea is simple: employers with vacancies on one side, skilled candidates on the other, and a venue where they can actually talk.

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Why Face to Face

Nobody's Personality Comes Across in a CV

Recruiting online is slow: post the ad, sift the applications, schedule the calls, repeat. At the expo the first conversation happens in person, which is faster for the employer and fairer on the candidate.

Who Attends

Our events attract tradespeople, engineers, site and project managers, surveyors, safety professionals, graduates and apprentices, along with people from other industries considering the move into construction.
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Why Come Along

Meet decision makers. Companies send staff with a real say in hiring, people you'd struggle to reach by email.
Skip the inbox. Hand your CV to a person instead of a careers@ address, and leave with direct contact details for follow-up.
Get instant feedback. Employers and coaches will tell you on the spot how your CV and pitch land.
See what's in demand. Find out which skills companies are short of and what to learn next.
Find roles you hadn't considered. There are companies and job types at the expo you'd never have thought to search for.
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