BSM Engenharia Calls For Crane Operator, Truck Driver, Munk Operator, And Rigger

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/11/2022 at 17:01

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If you have a technical background and are looking for employment? Sparrows BSM is hiring for technical positions such as crane operator, truck driver, munck operator, and rigger!

The job openings were published on Monday, 21, by the company itself for operations in the interior of Rio de Janeiro, specifically in Macaé and surrounding areas.

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Sparrows BSM offers maintenance engineering solutions in various offshore applications.

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Job Openings and Applications for BSM Employment

As mentioned earlier, the job openings available through BSM Engineering are for crane operator, truck driver, munck operator, and rigger. Interested candidates should send their resumes to the email: rh@bsm.com.br, identifying the desired position in the subject line. Good luck to everyone!

BSM Engenharia Calls For Crane Operator, Truck Driver, Munk Operator, And Rigger

Job Opportunities at the Engineering Company Are Immediate Start, Learn How to Apply!

BSM Engineering Company

What Does BSM Company Do?

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