Best place in world for construction site manager?

[torqueofthedevil]

Just wondering what my options could be after current project finishes. Want to earn a bit of money and live somewhere nice for a year or so. Middle east doesn't look so tempting anymore but if I could get the money it would.

Brazil I've heard is difficult without speaking Portuguese.

Australia?

How about the carribean?

Any recommended agencies? Or should I look for uk companies already out there and go that route?

[rog007]

In addition to opportunities in the BRIC economies, you could also 'chase' the natural disasters. Good luck!

[anonymous-user]

What are your areas of expertise in Construction?

[DSD80]

torqueofthedevil said:

Just wondering what my options could be after current project finishes. Want to earn a bit of money and live somewhere nice for a year or so. Middle east doesn't look so tempting anymore but if I could get the money it would.

Brazil I've heard is difficult without speaking Portuguese.

Australia?

How about the carribean?

Any recommended agencies? Or should I look for uk companies already out there and go that route?

I know of one lad who is currently in Australia working on the coal mines. He is a surveyor of somesort. Only 24 years old and on close to £80k

[Pommygranite]

Paddy_N_Murphy said:

DSD80 said:

I know of one lad who is currently in Australia working on the coal mines. He is a surveyor of somesort. Only 24 years old and on close to £80k

Which in Local parlance (living costs / beer .... etc) is about 46pence.

$120k?

$7k pm take home with fuel at $1.50 pl and $7 for a beer/$40 a crate I'm sure he'll be fine