CREA Opens New Public Contest With 455 Positions for High School and College Candidates

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Published on 11/08/2023 at 17:38

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Crea-GO Is Accepting Applications for Its New Public Competition Offering Opportunities for Analysts, Drivers, and More with Salaries Up to R$ 11 Thousand.

The Engineering and Agronomy Council of Goiás (Crea-GO) is accepting applications for a new public competition aimed at candidates with secondary and higher education. In total, the Crea-GO competition aims to fill 455 positions, with 65 for immediate start and 390 for reserve list.

The application period will close on September 18. According to the announcement, the positions are for work in Goiânia or in other 25 municipalities in the state with salaries ranging from R$ 2 thousand to R$ 11 thousand. The workload varies from 30 to 40 hours per week.

List of Positions Offered in the Crea-GO Competition

The list of requirements for hiring includes:

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The positions in the public competition are distributed as follows:

Area Analyst – Accountant (2 positions);
Area Analyst – Lawyer (3 positions);
Area Analyst (7 positions);
Inspection Analyst – Environmental Engineer (1 position);
Inspection Analyst – Civil Engineer (7 positions);
Driver (1 position);
Inspection Agent (2 positions);
Inspection Analyst – Agronomist Engineer (5 positions);
Area Analyst – Internal Controller (2 positions);
Inspection Analyst – Mechanical Engineer (2 positions);
Inspection Analyst – Electrical Engineer (4 positions);
Inspection Analyst – Chemical Engineer (1 position);
Administrative Assistant (16 positions);
Area Analyst – IT (10 positions);
Inspection Analyst – Mining Engineer or Geologist (2 positions).

Applications for the CREA-GO Public Competition Can Be Made Online

Those interested must register on the Instituto Quadrix website starting at 10 AM on Wednesday (9) until 11 PM on September 18, 2023. The fee is R$ 80 for secondary-level positions and R$ 120 for higher-level positions.

Candidates wishing to request a fee waiver must do so by August 11 of this year. According to the announcement, the objective and essay tests for all positions will be held on October 29.

The questions will cover subjects such as Portuguese language, mathematics, legislation, computer science basics, complementary knowledge, in addition to general and specific knowledge. The positions in the Crea-GO competition will be distributed across 26 cities in Goiás, which are:

Itumbiara;
Minaçu;
Cristalina;
Formosa;
Aragarças;
Goiânia;
Caldas Novas;
Águas Lindas de Goiás;
Ipameri;
Porangatu;
Morrinhos;
Campos Belos;
Quirinópolis;
Mineiros;
Santa Helena de Goiás;
Goiatuba;
Goianésia;
Goiás;
Jataí;
Uruaçu;
Ceres;
Luziânia;
Pires do Rio;
Rio Verde;
Iporá;
Catalão.

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Benefits for Successful Candidates in the Crea-GO Public Competition

Crea-GO will offer successful candidates admitted through this public competition, provided that the legal requirements are met, benefits such as 13th Salary, Food Assistance (meal or food voucher), worth R$ 1,300 per month, health plan, childcare assistance, 180 days maternity leave, birthday leave, 10 days paternity leave, transportation allowance, according to the legislation.

In case of hiring, candidates contracted by Crea will receive, in addition to remuneration, the benefits in effect at the time of hiring or re-hiring, provided they meet the established requirements and rules set by Internal Norms.

CREA Opens New Public Contest With 455 Positions for High School and College Candidates

Crea-GO Is Accepting Applications for Its New Public Competition Offering Opportunities for Analysts, Drivers, and More with Salaries Up to R$ 11 Thousand.

List of Positions Offered in the Crea-GO Competition

The positions in the public competition are distributed as follows:

Applications for the CREA-GO Public Competition Can Be Made Online

Benefits for Successful Candidates in the Crea-GO Public Competition

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CREA Opens New Public Contest With 455 Positions for High School and College Candidates

Crea-GO Is Accepting Applications for Its New Public Competition Offering Opportunities for Analysts, Drivers, and More with Salaries Up to R$ 11 Thousand.

List of Positions Offered in the Crea-GO Competition

The positions in the public competition are distributed as follows:

Applications for the CREA-GO Public Competition Can Be Made Online

Benefits for Successful Candidates in the Crea-GO Public Competition

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