Oil Products Distributor Begins Recruitment And Selection For Numerous Positions Today, January 11

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 11/01/2021 at 10:03

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Many Job Openings This Monday (01/11) at the Oil Derivatives Distributor Compasa Engenharia to Work on Infrastructure Projects in Maringá – PR

Compasa Engenharia, an oil derivatives distribution company, has started recruitment and selection for many job openings in various positions requiring primary, secondary, and higher education, to support infrastructure projects. Check below how to submit your resume. Also, apply at Wood Oil and Gas Projects Require Job Openings for Macaé and Rio de Janeiro

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Check the Positions and Requirements for Job Openings in Infrastructure Projects

Administrative Assistant – Purchasing
Paving Supervisor
Signaling Supervisor
Sprayer Operator
Milling Machine Operator
Finishing Table Operator
Mini Loader Operator
Plate Roller Operator
Finishing Paver Operator
Rake Operator

Requirements: The company requests experience in the role and immediate availability. Don’t forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, and qualifications before sending your resume.

Application

Liked the job openings for infrastructure projects above? If you specialize in any of the positions listed, send your resume to vagas@compasa.com.br or bianca.silva@compasa.com.br and work at the oil derivatives distributor Compasa Engenharia.

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