Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company Opened Recruitment Yesterday (08/22) for Various Positions in Construction and Industrial Works

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/08/2022 at 15:08

vagas de emprego no RJ abertas pela Companhia Brasileira de Serviços de Infraestrutura – Imagem CBSI

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Helper, Mechanic, Scaffold Builder, Technicians, Engineers, and More Job Openings for Elementary, Secondary, Technical, and Higher Education to Work in Civil and Industrial Construction Projects in Rio de Janeiro

Register your resume and compete for job openings to work in civil and industrial construction projects in Rio de Janeiro, through the Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company (CBSI). Opportunities are available for candidates with incomplete elementary education, secondary education, technical, and higher education. Pay attention to the registration deadline!

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 acts in the infrastructure services segment with a commitment to providing corporate services with qualified and dedicated labor, with a competitive edge, always aiming for customer satisfaction and loyalty.

Check Below All Positions Called for Job Openings in RJ, in the Areas of Civil and Industrial Construction

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Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company Opened Recruitment Yesterday (08/22) for Various Positions in Construction and Industrial Works

Helper, Mechanic, Scaffold Builder, Technicians, Engineers, and More Job Openings for Elementary, Secondary, Technical, and Higher Education to Work in Civil and Industrial Construction Projects in Rio de Janeiro

Check Below All Positions Called for Job Openings in RJ, in the Areas of Civil and Industrial Construction

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