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Control Ambiental Hires Engineers, Technicians, Field Assistants, and Biologists in Bahia for Salvador and Morro do Chapéu Region

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Published on 01/10/2019 at 11:35

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Environmental Control Company Seeks Professionals for the State of Bahia, Applications Can Be Made on the Website or by Sending Resumes

Control Ambiental is conducting an open selection process in Bahia for professionals in a field that continues to grow, environmental management. Also See Open Selection Process Today for the State of PA
Candidates will work in the municipality of Morro do Chapéu, Bahia, and may have technical or higher education, but experience in the sector will be required.

Founded in December 2008, CONTROL AMBIENTAL SUSTENTABILIDADE E MEIO AMBIENTE S.A. is a company specialized in developing strategies focused on environmental management, excelling in the activities required in environmental licensing processes and in environmental control and investigation projects.

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Positions Available for Morro do Chapéu – BA

Environmental Analyst – (01 position)
Technical Assistant – (03 positions)
Environmental Assistant – (01 position)
Junior Biodiversity Analyst – (03 positions)

The company emphasizes in the announcement that it will only analyze candidates with proven experience, preferably in linear and energy construction and that the workplace will be Morro do Chapéu, Bahia.

Those interested, according to the company’s announcement, should send their resumes to: selecao@controlambiental.com.br or access the company website by clicking here and go to the WORK WITH US section to register.

Would you like to see other open selection processes in other states? Also see here on your CPG portal! Industrial sector in Curitiba, Porto Alegre, and Mato Grosso offers job openings for professionals trained in mechanics, electronics, industrial automation, and more.

If you have experience in Petrobras contracts and have training in the areas of Library Science, Documentation, or Archival Science, there are great job vacancies available in the main capitals of the country today!

Control Ambiental Hires Engineers, Technicians, Field Assistants, and Biologists in Bahia for Salvador and Morro do Chapéu Region

Environmental Control Company Seeks Professionals for the State of Bahia, Applications Can Be Made on the Website or by Sending Resumes

Positions Available for Morro do Chapéu – BA

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