Heavy Construction Company OEC Starts Selection Process for Internship Program in Southeast and Northeast States

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Published on 07/10/2022 at 18:03

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OEC Is Accepting Applications for Internship Program Until the End of October, on the 30th. See How to Participate in the Selection Process in the States of Bahia, Paraná, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo.

The construction company OEC is offering vacancies for its 2023 Internship Program. OEC is providing a total of 25 positions that have been open since Monday (the 3rd). The selection process has applications open until October 30th and is exclusive to university students who are in their 3rd semester or later in Administration, Architecture, Engineering, Economics, Information Technology, Computer Science, Accounting, and Social Communication in Journalism.

Selected candidates will be able to start their internships at the beginning of 2023. The selection of candidates will be determined after some equity criteria among students, already starting in January of next year, in 2023. In addition to benefits like a scholarship, the internship program of the construction company OEC offers selected candidates transportation vouchers, meal vouchers, agreements, and life insurance.

About OEC

OEC has been in existence for 78 years and has executed over 2,900 large-scale projects in more than 30 countries around the world, such as hydropower plants, thermal and nuclear power plants, bridges, viaducts, tunnels, subways, urban trains, airports, ports, railways, refineries, industrial and mining engineering. In 2021, for the tenth consecutive year, OEC won the Global Project of the Year award from the American magazine ENR – Engineering News-Record, considered by the market as the Oscar of the global engineering community. Since 2014, OEC has received the Gold Seal from the GHG Protocol Program, which collects inventories of greenhouse gas emissions for its sustainability-related activities. Currently, it employs almost 20,000 workers of various nationalities in over 20 jobs in the Americas and African countries.

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Don’t Miss the Chance to Participate in the Selection Process and Apply for the 2023 Internship Program Offered by OEC

Interested students must submit their applications on the website. It is important to remember that the locations for the OEC internship program are in the cities of Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Itaguaí (RJ), São Paulo (SP), Curitiba (PR), and Salvador (BA). Candidates should apply through the website.

Heavy Construction Company OEC Starts Selection Process for Internship Program in Southeast and Northeast States

OEC Is Accepting Applications for Internship Program Until the End of October, on the 30th. See How to Participate in the Selection Process in the States of Bahia, Paraná, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo.

About OEC

Don’t Miss the Chance to Participate in the Selection Process and Apply for the 2023 Internship Program Offered by OEC

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