Construction Industry – Construction Company Opens 50 Job Vacancies for Plumbers, Electricians, Tile Installers, Masons, Foremen, and Construction Supervisors

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Published on 25/09/2020 at 16:40

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MRV, Major Construction Company, Opened 50 Job Vacancies for Construction Projects in São Paulo, for Electricians, Bricklayers, and More

The largest construction company in the country for the fourth consecutive year according to the ITC ranking, MRV Engenharia, has several job vacancies available in various regions of the country. Currently, there are 50 job openings for work in two condominiums located in Campinas, São Paulo. The positions are for electricians, bricklayers, foremen, and construction site managers, among others.

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Out of the total 50 job vacancies, 40 are for painters, while the other 10 are for positions as plumbers, electricians, tile layers, bricklayers, foremen, and construction site managers. According to the company, the two projects will together have more than 600 housing units.

About MRV:

In the real estate market since 1979, MRV, the leader in the construction industry, is the only one that offers houses and apartments in over 145 cities in Brazil. There are 30,000 employees united in the mission of building dreams that transform the world. Because for the company, a home is not the end, but the beginning of a significant transformation and many dreams to come. They are in more than 160 cities and 22 states to bring quality of life, comfort, and innovation to thousands of families.

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How to Apply for Job Vacancies:

Interested candidates for the job vacancies described above must deliver their resumes in person at Rua Agostinho da Silva Monteiro, 61, Jardim Esmeraldina, São Paulo. You can also check more details on other job vacancies on the company’s website, by clicking here. Good luck!

Construction Industry – Construction Company Opens 50 Job Vacancies for Plumbers, Electricians, Tile Installers, Masons, Foremen, and Construction Supervisors

MRV, Major Construction Company, Opened 50 Job Vacancies for Construction Projects in São Paulo, for Electricians, Bricklayers, and More

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