Construction Company in Campinas, SP, Calls for Mason, Carpenter, Laborer, and More for 195 Job Openings in Civil Construction, With Salaries up to R$ 7,500

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/05/2021 at 12:52

Sede da construtora A.yoshii – Fonte: A.yoshii oficial

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Construction Company Announced, This Wednesday (5), That It Has 195 Job Openings Available in the Campinas Region, With Salaries Ranging from R$ 1.9 Thousand to 7.5 Thousand

The construction company A.Yoshii is offering, for Campinas, 195 job openings for mason, carpenter and many other positions. Candidates who are approved will receive various benefits. It is worth mentioning that the company accepts employees regardless of race, gender, age or sexual orientation.

Learn How to Register for the Job Openings at the Construction Company in Campinas

The construction company A.Yoshii states that it will not yet receive candidates from Campinas in person, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, all applications for job openings for carpenter, mason, among others, must be made online.

To apply is simple, just access this website of Construtora A.Yoshii and click on the box “Register Your Resume”. By clicking, you will have to create an account with an email or log in via LinkedIn or Facebook. Soon after logging in, you must fill out a form with the following information:

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Equipment Operator;
Site Leadership Assistant;
Administrative Department of the Site;
Administrative Technician;
Engineer;
Safety Technician;
Carpenter;
Site Supervisor;
Mason;
Reinforcer;
Foreman.

The construction company A.Yoshii is always looking for the best people to work in its organization. If you identified with the position of mason, carpenter, engineer or any other position described, the company will be eager to meet you, regardless of your race, gender, age or sexual orientation.

Once approved, candidates will receive benefits such as meal or food vouchers, medical and dental assistance, life insurance and funeral aid, in-house health service, maternity basket and benefits card (pharmacy and gas stations).

About the Company

The one responsible for the job opportunities is A.Yoshii, which for 55 years has delivered hundreds of commercial and residential properties. It operates in Londrina, Maringá, Curitiba – in Paraná, and in Campinas – São Paulo.

The construction company focuses on the construction of high-end buildings. Yoshii prioritizes punctuality in deliveries, excellent finishing standards, transparency in negotiations and ethics.

Construction Company in Campinas, SP, Calls for Mason, Carpenter, Laborer, and More for 195 Job Openings in Civil Construction, With Salaries up to R$ 7,500

Construction Company Announced, This Wednesday (5), That It Has 195 Job Openings Available in the Campinas Region, With Salaries Ranging from R$ 1.9 Thousand to 7.5 Thousand

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Construction Company in Campinas, SP, Calls for Mason, Carpenter, Laborer, and More for 195 Job Openings in Civil Construction, With Salaries up to R$ 7,500

Construction Company Announced, This Wednesday (5), That It Has 195 Job Openings Available in the Campinas Region, With Salaries Ranging from R$ 1.9 Thousand to 7.5 Thousand

Read Also

Learn How to Register for the Job Openings at the Construction Company in Campinas

Check Now the Job Openings Available from the Construction Company in Campinas

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