Helper, Driver, Operator, Technician, and More Job Openings for Construction in MG

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Published on 28/08/2021 at 11:04

Updated on 28/08/2021 at 17:12

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The Toniolo Group Started Job Openings to Support Projects and Works in MG. Check Below the Positions Called and How to Apply

If you are a resident of MG, check the job openings available today, August 28, by the Toniolo Group, which has been operating for over 10 years on projects related to tailings dam maintenance. The opportunities are to support the company’s contracts in Araxá, Minas Gerais. See below the positions called and how to register your resume.

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The Group Toniolo has been active for over 10 years in projects related to tailings dam maintenance, being the PIONEER in the development and construction of amphibious excavators used in Brazil. It also developed the tailings management techniques with the help of amphibious excavators, which allowed several dams to increase their lifespan because, with the technique developed by the group, the occupation of tailings in the dam is controlled and planned, ensuring water quality and increasing the mechanical stability of the tailings.

Job Openings for MG Were Announced Through the Official News Outlet of the Toniolo Group. Below, Check the Stages of the Selection Process and the Correct Way to Apply

Excavator Operator
Amphibious Operator
Long Reach Excavator Operator
Loader Operator
Convoy Driver
Van Driver
Engineering Analyst
Planning Technician
Planning Assistant

Requirements: Preferably professionals residing in Araxá or nearby cities.

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Helper, Driver, Operator, Technician, and More Job Openings for Construction in MG

The Toniolo Group Started Job Openings to Support Projects and Works in MG. Check Below the Positions Called and How to Apply

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Job Openings for MG Were Announced Through the Official News Outlet of the Toniolo Group. Below, Check the Stages of the Selection Process and the Correct Way to Apply

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