A semana encerra com muitas vagas de emprego para obras e empreendimentos no Porto do Açu

The Week Ends With Many Job Openings for Construction Projects at Açu Port

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 18/01/2020 at 10:05

Updated on 18/01/2020 at 10:29

A semana encerra com muitas vagas de emprego para obras e empreendimentos no Porto do Açu em São João da barra

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The Labor and Income Department of São João da Barra Offers Job Vacancies for Works and Projects at the Açu Port This Saturday, 18

The Labor and Income Department of São João da Barra concluded the week with many job vacancies across various professional areas. The STR develops several partnerships with companies installed and service providers in the municipality, more precisely from the Açu Port Complex. The Heliport Project at Açu in São João da Barra Starts in February and Draws Interest from Petrobras

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About the Job Vacancies in São João da Barra

If you are a resident of the area or are available to work on some of the projects in the city of São João da Barra, in the interior of the state of Rio de Janeiro, check below the available job opportunities.

Administrator
Construction Helper
Hydraulic Firefighter
Carpenter
Computer Science
Electrician for Power and Control
Installer Electrician
Engineer
Internship (Engineering and Administration)
Instrument Technician
Young Apprentice
Lubricator
Truck Driver
Bricklayer
Industrial Painter
Welder
CCTV Operator Security Guard

Application

Are you interested in any of the vacancies offered today by the Labor and Income Department of the Municipality of São João da Barra? To learn more about your desired vacancy, just click here to be directed to the STR website, and you can submit your application.

It is important to remember that it is necessary to be logged into your Google account, as the city hall uses forms generated by this system to capture candidates’ resumes. This criterion is not flexible, and there are no other ways to apply for the vacancies.

The Week Ends With Many Job Openings for Construction Projects at Açu Port

The Labor and Income Department of São João da Barra Offers Job Vacancies for Works and Projects at the Açu Port This Saturday, 18

About the Job Vacancies in São João da Barra

Application

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About the Job Vacancies in São João da Barra

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