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Hiring for Engineering Company Projects in Full Swing: Apply Now!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/11/2017 at 12:00

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Specialized Firm in Construction Just Announced Hiring Process for Many Positions for Immediate Recruitment. Check It Out!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Large contractor has just announced an official hiring process on social media with great urgency, as the demand for services cannot stop. This is happening because the economy has started to stabilize and service providers are beginning to gain confidence to reinvest and resume projects that have been halted due to the recession we have experienced in recent years.

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A prestigious and traditional contractor in the engineering solutions market, Dolphin has been operating for over 20 years in this segment with a 100% success rate in all projects it has been involved in. The areas it operates in are: Project Development, Power Substations, Electrical Panels, Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing Systems, and Fire Prevention and Fighting Systems. Dolphin stands out for its short construction time and fair budget cost-benefit, earning the trust of its clients.

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As mentioned at the beginning of the article, the publication is true and you can check the source at the end of the article, but first, see the opportunities that are being offered at this very moment. They are: Industrial Assembly Assistant, Industrial Assembler, Warehouse Clerk, Electrician, Mason, Mechanical Assembler, Welders, Pipefitters, Industrial Plumbers, Sanitary Plumber, Mechanical Supervisor, and Electrical Supervisor.

Details and job responsibilities have not been disclosed; they only requested the professionals mentioned above. Therefore, send your resumes to vagas@dse.com.br, stating the job title in the email subject. It is important to mention in the text that you are available to live and work in the cities of Gravataí, Cachoeirinha, or Glorinha, as the projects will be in these locations. You can check the official publication of the company here.

Hiring for Engineering Company Projects in Full Swing: Apply Now!

Specialized Firm in Construction Just Announced Hiring Process for Many Positions for Immediate Recruitment. Check It Out!

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Hiring for Engineering Company Projects in Full Swing: Apply Now!

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Learn More About the Company

Open Positions

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