2,100 Job Openings Offered for the Construction, Industry, and Service Sectors in Espírito Santo

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/08/2020 at 14:35

As vagas são para as construtoras Morar, Argo, Épura, o supermercado Extrabom, a Autoglass que trabalha com comércio de vidros e peças automotivas e a fábrica de papel Suzano

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Job Openings Are for Professionals Who Want to Work in Construction, Automotive Parts, and Pulp and Paper Companies

This week, various job openings are available in Espírito Santo. Most of them are aimed at the construction sector, which is hiring masons, engineers, carpenters, foremen, and more. The Coutinho Group will open a retail center and employ 250 people. In the industrial sector, the company Suzano has several positions open.

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Morar Construtora – 200 openings – Serra, ES

Mason;
Construction Assistant;
Reinforcer;
Carpenter;
Electrician.

Argo Construtora – 1400 openings – Vila Velha, ES

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2,100 Job Openings Offered for the Construction, Industry, and Service Sectors in Espírito Santo

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Job Openings Are for Professionals Who Want to Work in Construction, Automotive Parts, and Pulp and Paper Companies

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