A semana encerra com vagas de emprego para trabalhar em obras de construção civil

The Week Ends With Job Openings For Construction Work

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/03/2020 at 12:34

A semana encerra com vagas de emprego para trabalhar em obras de construção civil

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Engineering Company in the Construction Industry, Zopone Announces New Job Openings to Meet Contracts in São Paulo

If you are a resident of São Paulo, check out the open job vacancies to meet contracts in construction works by the Engineering company Zopone. Also, take the opportunity to apply, Mason, helper, painter, and much more are being called for construction works in Rio de Janeiro

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Zopone Engineering has been operating throughout Brazil and Latin America since 1988. In 2006, Zopone opened its first company abroad, in the city of Santiago, Chile, as the first step towards the internationalization of its activities, integrated by technological infrastructure for management and communication.

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Currently, the company has more than 3,500 employees, who receive the following benefits: Competitive salary; Meal assistance; Health plan; Great work environment.

Check below all the available job vacancies to work on construction projects to meet contracts in São Paulo by Zopone

Substation Maintenance Assistant – Guarulhos/SP: Reading and interpretation of technical drawings and electrical diagrams; Automation and control; Communication networks; Electrical substations; Experience with EquipMaint Informa software is preferred.

Operation Assistant (COT) – Guarulhos/SP: Reading and interpretation of technical drawings and electrical diagrams; Electrical substations; Experience with EquipMaint Informa software is preferred.

Substation Maintenance Technician – Guarulhos/SP: Reading and interpretation of technical drawings and electrical diagrams; Maintenance and configuration of digital protection relays; Automation and control; Communication networks; Electrical substations; Experience with EquipMaint Informa software is preferred.

Application for Job Vacancies at Zopone Civil Engineering

If you identified with the selection process above for construction projects in São Paulo and want to know more about these and other open job vacancies at Zopone, click here.

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JOB VACANCIES CONSTRUCTION CIVIL ZOPONE ENGINEERING SÃO PAULO

The Week Ends With Job Openings For Construction Work

Engineering Company in the Construction Industry, Zopone Announces New Job Openings to Meet Contracts in São Paulo

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