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Construction Company Announces Job Opening Via Door and Email

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/07/2018 at 23:57

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Many Positions Announced by Construction and Dredging Works, the Selection Process Goes Until July 3

A large selection process announced by the company Construtora e Dragagem Paraopeba this week in an expedited manner, we say this because there is little time to apply, until July 3 to be more precise. Following the Same Trend as the Port of Santos, Which Also Announced Many Opportunities This Week, this construction company won a contract for river works, construction, and dredging. Here is the list of available positions:

Available Positions

Helpers
Planning Technicians
Environmental Technicians
General Services
Electricians
Mechanics
Surveyors
Bus Drivers
Truck Drivers
Water Truck Drivers
Loader Operators
Tractor Operators
Excavator Operators
Lubricators
Convoy Drivers

Remembering that for all the positions mentioned above, courses and/or experience in the area will be necessary, it was not informed whether the geographical issue of residence would be an impediment to the application, since the works will be in Piracicaba -SP.

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Construction Company Announces Job Opening Via Door and Email

Many Positions Announced by Construction and Dredging Works, the Selection Process Goes Until July 3

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Construction Company Announces Job Opening Via Door and Email

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Available Positions

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