Helper, Mason, Hammer Worker, Steelworker, Supervisor, Technician, Engineer, and More Job Openings for Construction and Infrastructure Projects in Minas Gerais

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/10/2020 at 08:11

Updated on 06/10/2020 at 09:46

Extenso processo seletivo para candidatos de níveis fundamental, médio, técnico e superior para obras de construção civil e infraestrutura em Minas Gerais

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Extensive Selection Process for Candidates of Elementary, Secondary, Technical, and Higher Education Levels for Civil Construction and Infrastructure Works in Minas Gerais

Emflortec Engenharia starts a major selection process for contracts in Minas Gerais. The job openings are for civil construction and infrastructure works aimed at candidates of all educational levels. Check below for all positions available and how to apply. Looking for your first job? The global niobium mining and supply company invites recent engineering graduates to its Trainee Program 2021

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Founded in 2008 specifically for the Forestry sector, Emflortec Engenharia has been advancing in other sectors of the market and thereby increasing its portfolio of activities, where currently, besides the Forestry sector, it is developing activities in Project Engineering, Civil Construction, Environment, and Logistics.

ATTENTION! Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for the applications, the job openings below are external and may be filled at any time by Emflortec Engenharia

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Check below the job openings by Emflortec Engenharia for elementary, secondary, and higher education professionals residing in Minas Gerais

Heavy Machinery Mechanic
Loader Operator
Hydraulic Excavator Operator
Tire Tractor Operator
Grader Operator
Reinforcement Worker
Plumbing Technician
Electrician
Carpenter

Hammer Operator
Mason
Helper
Dump Truck Driver
Muck Truck Driver
Foreman II – civil works – proven experience in CTPS
Foreman I – earthworks – proven experience in CTPS

Requirements: The company does not provide the requirements to apply for the job openings above, therefore before sending the resume, update your contact information, courses, and experience

Earthwork Coordinator: A degree in civil or mechanical engineering is required, with proven experience in managing earthworks/drainage projects

Earthwork Supervisor: A degree in civil, production, or mechanical engineering is required, with proven experience in earthworks and control of machines and equipment, etc.

Planning Technician: A degree in civil, production, or mechanical engineering is desired. Proven experience in project planning using MS Project. Field updates, report issuance, knowledge of office package.

Application until October 20

Interested candidates wishing to work in civil construction and infrastructure works in Ipatinga, Minas Gerais, to compete for the job openings above must send their resume mentioning the job title in the subject line of the email to vagas@emflortec.com.br by October 20. The company informs that PWD professionals are “very welcome.” GOOD LUCK!

Helper, Mason, Hammer Worker, Steelworker, Supervisor, Technician, Engineer, and More Job Openings for Construction and Infrastructure Projects in Minas Gerais

Extensive Selection Process for Candidates of Elementary, Secondary, Technical, and Higher Education Levels for Civil Construction and Infrastructure Works in Minas Gerais

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Extensive Selection Process for Candidates of Elementary, Secondary, Technical, and Higher Education Levels for Civil Construction and Infrastructure Works in Minas Gerais

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Check below the job openings by Emflortec Engenharia for elementary, secondary, and higher education professionals residing in Minas Gerais

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