Irish developers operating in Romania are looking to recruit Irish construction professionals to advance their ambitious schemes in the country. Key professionals they are looking to recruit include project managers, quantity surveyors and site managers.

A recently held conference in Bucharest, heard of their outlook for future property development in the country.
One Romanian speaker at the conference said that 60 per cent of a massive €30 billion EU financing package they will receive would go to construction. Irish builders pointed out to their Romanian construction partners that EU grants mean developing at a discount, because access roads, sanitation, bridges and landscaping are paid for: in effect a massive funding subsidy from Brussels.
The massive investment means that Irish developers will be looking to recruit professional Irish construction expertise to manage their ambitious projects and this will mean that over the coming months there will be a massive drive recruitment Irish construction professionals such as project managers, quantity surveyors and site managers.
One example of the scale of Irish investment going into Romania is that by property developer Michael Whelan, who is currently planning projects with a combined value of €1 billion. His Romanian investment wing, Mivan, is to spend €300m to develop a major new business complex in the Bucharest, and will also build a €100m logistics park in the city. Earlier in 2007 his company announced a €700m programme for 10 shopping malls in the country.