Camargo Corrêa Construction Company Has Many Job Openings for Civil Construction and Infrastructure Projects, Today April 2

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 02/04/2021 at 14:53

Updated on 02/04/2021 at 14:54

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The Construction and Infrastructure Company Camargo Corrêa Has 67 Job Openings for Elementary, High School and Higher Education in São Paulo and Santa Catarina

Camargo Corrêa Infra has, over its 80 years of operation, executed more than 500 large infrastructure projects in the areas of civil construction, energy, sanitation, mining, oil and gas, ports, airports, highways, transportation systems, and industrial construction in Brazil and abroad. Currently, the company has nearly 70 job openings for the state of São Paulo and Santa Catarina.

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Among other requirements, the company states that experience in the Heavy Civil Construction sector and Transmission Line works is desirable, and that candidates should be available to work at all project units in the state of Santa Catarina – SC.

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To apply for any of the job openings mentioned above, you should click on the desired position, which will direct you to the construction company’s application page. Good luck!

Remember that the opportunities have different deadlines for applications, so don’t miss this excellent chance to work in civil construction and infrastructure of one of the most renowned construction companies in the country, Camargo Corrêa.

Camargo Corrêa Construction Company Has Many Job Openings for Civil Construction and Infrastructure Projects, Today April 2

The Construction and Infrastructure Company Camargo Corrêa Has 67 Job Openings for Elementary, High School and Higher Education in São Paulo and Santa Catarina

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Camargo Corrêa Construction Company Has Many Job Openings for Civil Construction and Infrastructure Projects, Today April 2

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