CBGO With Openings for Technicians and Engineers in Civil Construction

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 02/07/2019 at 11:56

Updated on 02/07/2019 at 16:12

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Large Construction Company Opens Opportunities for Technicians and Engineers, and the Area of Operation is the North Zone of São Paulo

CBGO, a São Paulo-based construction company, has just opened a selection process for positions requiring Technical qualifications and a degree in Engineering.
These are excellent opportunities for the North Zone of São Paulo city, and the company emphasizes that there is one vacancy for each position. See below for the job titles and the best way to apply.

Exclusive Job Openings for São Paulo – North Zone – Capital

Safety Engineer
Mid-Level Civil Engineer
Safety Technician – Level 3
Quality Technician

Prerequisite: Proof of at least one year of experience in the role, and the job type is Full-Time/PJ.
The company emphasizes in the advertisement that interested candidates should please send their resumes to the email: jose.parreira@cbgo.com.br with salary expectations.

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CBGO With Openings for Technicians and Engineers in Civil Construction

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