Concremat Construction Company Has Job Openings for Engineers, Technicians, Designers, and More on This Day 13

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Published on 13/08/2020 at 17:20

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Construction Company Concremat Is Hiring For Positions In São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Ceará

Concremat Construction, a consulting engineering company in the construction sector, is hiring for open positions for engineers, duct designers, technicians, systems analysts, and more to work on projects in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Ceará.

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The company operates in the segments of construction, transportation, energy, urban development, sanitation, oil and gas, industry and mining, light industries, etc. Concremat ranks first among the largest consulting engineering companies in Brazil.

Check Out the Job Openings and Their Locations Below!

Civil Engineer – Sanitation – São Paulo, SP

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Activities: Development of design studies and basic and executive projects for water supply and sewage systems.

Technical Supervisor – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Activities: Monitor and coordinate project execution, guiding work teams; Management of the project portfolio from collection to client approval; Supervision of land pipeline project teams.

Duct Designer – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Responsible for participating in field visits for necessary surveys for project execution. Conducting field surveys; Executing land pipeline projects in Autocad.

Electrical Engineer – Fortaleza, CE

Activities: Project elaboration, supply, installation, assembly, and commissioning of telecommunications systems; Critical analysis of electrical projects.

Electrical Engineer – Campos dos Goytacazes, RJ

Activities: Leading a team of young technicians; Attending to client demands; Interface between the client and various suppliers; Monitoring project execution in the field; Critical analysis of electrical and automation projects.

Civil Engineering Intern – São Paulo, SP

Activities: Analysis and treatment of data collected in the field (inspection and tests); Preparation of technical drawings; Writing of technical texts.

Licensing Technician – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Activities: Responsible for participating in field visits for necessary surveys for project execution; Conducting field surveys; Executing licensing projects for land pipelines.

Systems Analysts – São Paulo, SP

Activities: Gathering requirements, defining scope, and root cause analysis; Collaboration with IT in implementing technological systems in contracts; Monitoring ongoing innovation projects at Concremat.

Applications for Concremat Job Openings: To apply for the positions above, CLICK HERE. Good luck!

Concremat Construction Company Has Job Openings for Engineers, Technicians, Designers, and More on This Day 13

Construction Company Concremat Is Hiring For Positions In São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Ceará

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Check Out the Job Openings and Their Locations Below!

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