Helpers, Technicians, Engineers, and Many Other Roles Called to Work on Construction Projects

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Published on 10/12/2020 at 10:22

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BRG Service Contracts in Civil Construction Work Demand Many Job Openings This Thursday, December 10, in Minas Gerais.

BRG Service is a company focused on providing industrial electromechanical assembly and maintenance services, civil construction, and earthworks with extensive expertise in various segments, mainly mining and steelmaking. It is calling for many positions for new projects in Nova Lima, Minas Gerais. Is it offshore? Subsea 7 Announces Offshore Job Openings in Rio das Ostras and Rio de Janeiro for Technicians, Engineers, and More Professionals

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BRG Service is a private company based in Itabirito, Minas Gerais. The company focuses on providing industrial electromechanical assembly and maintenance services, civil construction, and earthworks with extensive expertise in various segments, mainly mining and steelmaking.

BRG Services provides services to major clients, including Vale, Ferros, CNS, Trafigura, Agroceres among others.

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Check Below the Positions Announced for Work in Civil Construction in Nova Lima, Minas Gerais

Electrical and Mechanical Helper
Electricians CA, FC, and Assembly
Civil Electrical and Piping Work Foremen
Assembly Mechanics
Civil Engineer Mechanical, Quality, and Electrical
Nurse
Truck Driver with Crane
Operators of Backhoe, Crane Manipulator, Excavator, Bulldozer, Brush Cutter, Chainsaw, and Grader
Cutter
Scaffold Builder
Assembly Mechanic
Heavy Machinery Mechanic
Signalman
Planning Technician
Personnel Foreman
Administrative Assistant

Requirements

The company informs that interviews will only be conducted with candidates who have experience in the role.

Application

Interested candidates with experience in the requested roles should attend on December 11, 2020 from 9 AM to 3 PM at the Honório Bicálho Community Association, near Campo do Cruzeiro. Bring your Work Card and resume. Don’t forget to wear a face mask.

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