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B&Q Energy Has Job Openings for Electricians, Helpers, Supervisors, Technicians on October 22

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/10/2019 at 10:25

Updated on 22/10/2019 at 17:50

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Check Out All Job Openings for Elementary and High School Professionals Available Today, October 22nd by B&Q Energia

Many job opportunities available today, October 22nd by B&Q Energia. The positions are for various roles and cover elementary and high school levels. The vacancies are open for people available to work in the regions of Paulo Afonso, Alagoinha, and Ribeira do Pombal in Bahia. Stay tuned as Engeman secured a contract with Petrobras and Chevron for offshore maintenance services.

The B&Q Energia has already become a reference in electrical maintenance with energized systems. Since its founding in 1987, B&Q Energia has been growing and establishing its presence in the largest load centers in Brazil, operating in Fortaleza, Recife, Maceió, Salvador, Camaçari Petrochemical Pole, Paulo Afonso, Mossoró, Timon, São Luís do Maranhão, and São Paulo, among others.

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About B&Q Energia Job Openings – Bahia

Line Disconnect and Reconnection Electrician
Construction Electrician
Electrician’s Assistant
Dead Line Foreman
Supervisor
Tree Trimming Electrician
Tree Trimming Foreman
Live Line Electrician
Live Line Foreman
Truck Driver for Crane/Telehandler
Electrotechnical Technician
Meter Reader

Requirements

Be a resident or have availability to work in the regions of Paulo Afonso, Alagoinha, and Ribeira do Pombal in Bahia.

The company does not go into detail about the requirements for the job openings mentioned above, so before sending your resume, do not forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and work experience!

Application

If you are interested in any of the positions above, send your resume IMMEDIATELY to selecao@beq.com.br

B&Q Energy Has Job Openings for Electricians, Helpers, Supervisors, Technicians on October 22

Check Out All Job Openings for Elementary and High School Professionals Available Today, October 22nd by B&Q Energia

About B&Q Energia Job Openings – Bahia

Requirements

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About B&Q Energia Job Openings – Bahia

Requirements

Application

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