700 Job Openings in Construction for Helpers, Bricklayers, Technicians, and More by Odebrecht to Build Factory in Minas Gerais

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Published on 23/07/2020 at 19:23

700 vagas de emprego na construção civil de ajudante, pedreiro, técnico e muito mais abertas pela construtora Odebrecht para construir fábrica em Minas Gerais

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Odebrecht Construction Company Opens 700 Job Vacancies in Civil Construction to Build Factory in Montes Claros, Minas Gerais; Salaries Reach R$ 8 Thousand

Attention civil construction professionals living in Minas Gerais, Odebrecht Construction Company is offering 700 job vacancies in various roles such as helper, painter, bricklayer, among others, to build Eurofarma’s medicine factory in Monte Claros – MG. Salaries can reach R$ 8 thousand. Government authorizes the resumption of construction work on the Angra 3 Nuclear Plant in Rio de Janeiro

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The start of construction for the medicine factory of Eurofarma in Minas Gerais is scheduled for the beginning of next month.

Odebrecht informs that the selection process will be through resume analysis and interviews, and that due to the pandemic, the company will not hire professionals over 60 years old.

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Check Below the Positions Called by Odebrecht Construction Company for Civil Construction Projects in Montes Claros – Minas Gerais

helper
rebar worker,
firefighter
carpenter
electrician
foreman (various)
truck driver (light and heavy)
various operators
bricklayer
painter
storekeeper
timekeeper
administrative assistant
administrative aide
administrative technician,
occupational nursing technician
measurement technician
quality technician
safety technician
surveyor
janitor

Requirements

Reside in Montes Claros, Minas Gerais
Have a minimum of six months of experience in the chosen position.

Application for Job Vacancies at Odebrecht Construction Company Minas Gerais

If you are a professional in the civil construction field, a resident of Minas Gerais, and interested in the job vacancies above, send your resume indicating the job title in the subject line of the email to rhmoc@oec.com.br .

700 Job Openings in Construction for Helpers, Bricklayers, Technicians, and More by Odebrecht to Build Factory in Minas Gerais

Odebrecht Construction Company Opens 700 Job Vacancies in Civil Construction to Build Factory in Montes Claros, Minas Gerais; Salaries Reach R$ 8 Thousand

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