A Geradora busca Técnicos para atuar em 10 capitais do Brasil

A Geradora Is Seeking Technicians to Work in 10 Capitals of Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/06/2018 at 10:30

Updated on 21/06/2018 at 17:39

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In Order to Complete Its Operational Frameworks Across Various Locations in the Country, A Geradora Announces Mass Recruitment Processes for Technicians

Do you have experience performing preventive and corrective maintenance on the mechanical and electrical parts of generators, compressors, or lighting towers? Do you have a technical course in the mechanical and/or electrical area? A Geradora has some opportunities for you! There are openings for Maintenance Technicians spread across 10 cities in Brazil. Please send your resumes by June 30, 2018, or tag your friends who are looking for jobs in these areas! Here are the cities where they are hiring:

⇒ MG – Belo Horizonte

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A Geradora Is Seeking Technicians to Work in 10 Capitals of Brazil

In Order to Complete Its Operational Frameworks Across Various Locations in the Country, A Geradora Announces Mass Recruitment Processes for Technicians

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