31 vagas para mecânico, eletricista, técnico, operador e mais anunciadas por multinacional do ramo de contrução e manutenção

31 Job Openings For Mechanics, Electricians, Technicians, Operators, And More Announced By Multinational Construction And Maintenance Company

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Published on 11/03/2020 at 20:17

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Babcock International Group – Brazil, Construction and Maintenance Company Announces 31 Job Openings for Technicians, Electricians and More

Mechanics, electricians, electromechanics, operators, and many more are being called to fill 31 job openings announced by Babcock. The company requires professionals to work in Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and other states.

Headquartered in London, UK, and with over 120 years of experience, Babcock International Group is a leader in engineering services and stands out among the largest British institutions, according to the FTSE 250, across various sectors such as: defense and security, infrastructure, mining and construction, communications, rail, education, training, nuclear, among others.

Today, the group has more than 35 thousand employees spread across six continents, over 3 thousand of which are in Brazil, where it operates in building management, maintenance, and operation in various specialties, including data centers. It also works in the maintenance and asset management of industrial plants, airports, and fleets, ensuring greater reliability for its clients.

Automotive Electrician

Electromechanical (04)

Refrigeration Works Inspector

Industrial Mechanic (03)

Electrician

Civil Maintenance Officer

Air Conditioning Assistant (03)

Refrigeration Technician

Telephony and Network Officer

Chilled Water Central Operator

Cleaning Leader (02)

Refrigeration Mechanic (09)

Maintenance Mechanic

Electrical Helper

Refrigeration Officer

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31 Job Openings For Mechanics, Electricians, Technicians, Operators, And More Announced By Multinational Construction And Maintenance Company

Babcock International Group – Brazil, Construction and Maintenance Company Announces 31 Job Openings for Technicians, Electricians and More

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31 Job Openings For Mechanics, Electricians, Technicians, Operators, And More Announced By Multinational Construction And Maintenance Company

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