Construction Company Tenda Opens New Job Vacancies in Salvador, Recife, and São Paulo with Attractive Benefits

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 09/04/2025 at 13:45

Construtora Tenda anuncia vaga de emprego na TENDA em Salvador, Recife e São Paulo, com oportunidades para mestres de obras, gestores e pedreiros, além de benefícios atrativos e processo seletivo estruturado

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Job Opening at Construtora Tenda Is for In-Person Work on Sites, with Opportunities for Site Managers, Managers, and Masons

Construtora Tenda, one of the largest in Brazil in the popular housing segment, has an open job position at TENDA in three major capitals: Salvador (BA), Recife (PE), and São Paulo (SP). The opportunities span various experience levels, with direct work on the company’s construction sites, and applications are now open.

New Opportunity at Construtora Tenda for Site Managers in the Northeast

If you are part of the team that understands planning and execution of construction projects, keep an eye out: there is an open job position at TENDA for Junior Site Manager in Recife (PE) and Mid-Level Site Manager in Salvador (BA). The role requires prior experience and blueprint reading, as well as commitment to deadlines, safety, and quality.

Responsibilities include physically monitoring the construction site, managing the team on-site, controlling materials, and organizing the environment. All this to ensure that delivery follows the schedule with excellence.

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Salvador Also Accepts Applications for Site Manager

In addition to site managers, there is an open job position at TENDA for Site Manager I in Salvador. The position is aimed at civil engineers with experience in infrastructure, requiring technical knowledge, leadership skills, and strategic vision.

Those who are approved will supervise the entire execution process of the factory’s construction, focusing on cost optimization, safety on-site, and customer service during inspections.

Opportunity for Masons in São Paulo

In São Paulo, the open job position at TENDA is for a mason with a minimum of six months of experience. The professional will be responsible for concreting, post-service repairs, cleaning, organization, and strict compliance with safety regulations.

Benefits Go Beyond the Basics

Regardless of the position, each open job position at TENDA offers a range of benefits. Highlights include:

Birthday Day Off
Meal Vouchers and Transportation Vouchers
Health and Dental Plan
Childcare Assistance up to 2 Years
Extended Paternity Leave
Life Insurance and Partnership Club

Additionally, some positions also offer a punctual home office policy, flexible dress code, and wellness programs.

Transparent and Organized Selection Process

The selection process for each open job position at TENDA consists of well-defined stages, including registration, interviews with the People and Management team and direct managers, medical exams, and final proposals.

Tenda is not just hiring. The company reinforces its commitment to diversity, inclusion, and social impact. The internal culture values simplicity, efficiency, and continuous learning.

With over 50 years of history, presence in 9 states, and over 120,000 delivered properties, Tenda seeks professionals who believe in the impossible and want to transform lives with their work.

Want to be part of this challenge? This open job position at TENDA could be your next step. Applications are open until May. Hurry!

Construction Company Tenda Opens New Job Vacancies in Salvador, Recife, and São Paulo with Attractive Benefits

Job Opening at Construtora Tenda Is for In-Person Work on Sites, with Opportunities for Site Managers, Managers, and Masons

New Opportunity at Construtora Tenda for Site Managers in the Northeast

Salvador Also Accepts Applications for Site Manager

Opportunity for Masons in São Paulo

Benefits Go Beyond the Basics

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New Opportunity at Construtora Tenda for Site Managers in the Northeast

Salvador Also Accepts Applications for Site Manager

Opportunity for Masons in São Paulo

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Transparent and Organized Selection Process

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