Consortium Has Dozens of Job Openings in Minas Gerais; There Are 50 Positions Only for Truck Drivers

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 12/04/2021 at 15:57

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Rio Doce Consortium Project Has Multiple Job Openings Available. See All the Details on How to Apply

Finding job openings is something that many Brazilians are currently seeking. The Rio Doce Consortium, a group formed by the companies Salum, Tretemi, and Skava, announced the recruitment for job openings in Minas Gerais for the Risoleta Neves Hydroelectric Plant. It’s best to hurry as the competition for the positions will certainly be intense. There are numerous openings for truck drivers.

The job openings in Minas Gerais are for moderators in the following cities: Rio Doce, Santa Cruz do Escalvado, Dom Silvério, and Ponte Nova. You will need to send your resume to the email: recrutamento.obrasamarco@skavaminas.com.br. It is worth mentioning that all recruitment processes are the responsibility of the companies.

There are job openings in Minas Gerais for a variety of sectors. For example, there are 50 openings for truck drivers, which will certainly be filled with a certain ease. Additionally, there are 13 openings for excavator operators and 2 openings for rubber-tired tractor operators. See below the complete list of all the available opportunities.

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Truck Driver (50 openings)
Excavator Operator (13 openings)
Rubber-Tired Tractor Operator (2 openings)
Loader Operator (2 openings)
Grader Operator (3 openings)
Bulldozer Operator (3 openings)
Crane Operator (2 openings)
Convoy Truck Driver (2 openings)
Bricklayer (4 openings)
Helper (15 openings)
Carpenter (5 openings)
Steelworker (2 openings)
Watchman (8 openings)
General Services Assistant (3 openings)

The job market in Brazil is not easy at all. With the advance of the economic crisis, companies are cutting costs and investing less. However, when opportunities like this from the Rio Doce Consortium, formed by these three companies, arise, it’s best to hurry and seize the chance to have a career signed with reputable companies.

Consortium Has Dozens of Job Openings in Minas Gerais; There Are 50 Positions Only for Truck Drivers

Rio Doce Consortium Project Has Multiple Job Openings Available. See All the Details on How to Apply

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