Vale's Contracts in Construction Require Job Openings for Elementary and High School Graduates for Assistants, Technicians, Interns, and More in MG

Vale’s Contracts in Construction Require Job Openings for Elementary and High School Graduates for Assistants, Technicians, Interns, and More in MG

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/03/2021 at 12:54

Updated on 19/03/2021 at 12:58

Trabalhadores Tecnosonda em obras de construção civil / Fonte: Reprodução – Via Google

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Many Job Openings to Work on Vale Civil Construction Projects Today (03/19). Positions Requiring Elementary and High School Education by Tecnosonda

Engineering company operating in the areas of Civil Construction, Electromechanical Assembly, and Industrial Maintenance, with operational bases in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, calls for candidates with elementary and high school education for job openings in civil construction projects in Nova Lima and Belo Horizonte – MG. See below how to apply.

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The Tecnosonda has been carrying out civil construction projects in industrial areas since the 1990s. The company also provides specialized services in structural recovery, special foundations, shoring, assembly, consolidation injections of masses, dam treatment and monitoring, groundwater lowering, waterproofing, topographic surveys, and geotechnics in general, as well as project management, supervision, and inspection.

Check Below the Job Openings in Civil Construction Projects in MG by Vale

Truck Crane Operator
Bulldozer Operator
Excavator Operator
Dump Truck Driver
Carpenter
Bricklayer
Steelworker
Helper
General Services Assistant
Administrative / HR Assistant
Quality Technician
Laboratory Assistant
Warehouse Clerk
Surveyor
Topography Assistant
Civil Engineering Intern
Environmental Technician

Requirements: Desired experience in Vale projects. The job openings above are preferably for residents of Nova Lima and Belo Horizonte – MG

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