Resume Registration Until October 5th for Many Construction and Infrastructure Job Opportunities in RJ

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/09/2020 at 11:30

Updated on 28/09/2020 at 11:33

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Build Your Career at Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company! Resume Registration in RJ for Civil Construction Job Openings

Register your resume by October 5 and compete for job openings to work in civil construction contracts in Volta Redonda, RJ with the Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company (CBSI). Pay attention to the application deadline, check the positions available, and how to apply. Also register for the other selection process still open by the company, with an application deadline until 09/30.

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CBSI is a Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company founded in 2011 from a joint venture between CSN and CKTR.

It operates in the states of Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Santa Catarina, and Paraná. It works in the infrastructure services sector with a commitment to provide corporate services with qualified and dedicated labor, offering a competitive edge while always aiming for customer satisfaction and loyalty.

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Check Below All Positions Called by CBSI in the Civil Construction Fields in RJ and Send Your Resume!

Scaffold Leader
Scaffold Assembler
Industrial Plumber
Scaffold Leader
Welding Technician (Oxy-fuel)
MIG – TIG Welder
Maintenance Electrician
Power and Control Electrician
Jackhammer Operator
Carpenter
Steelworker
Mobile Equipment Operator: Backhoe and Dump Truck

Requirements: Reside in the Volta Redonda region, RJ

Resume submission by October 5, 2020

Those interested in the openings in civil and industrial construction offered by the Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company (CBSI) should send their resumes by October 5, 2020, to trabalheconosco@cbsi.com.br, writing the desired position in the subject line of the email.

Resume Registration Until October 5th for Many Construction and Infrastructure Job Opportunities in RJ

Build Your Career at Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company! Resume Registration in RJ for Civil Construction Job Openings

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Check Below All Positions Called by CBSI in the Civil Construction Fields in RJ and Send Your Resume!

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Resume Registration Until October 5th for Many Construction and Infrastructure Job Opportunities in RJ

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