Distribuidora de derivados de petróleo inicia recrutamento e seleção em muitas funções para obras de infraestrutura

Oil Products Distributor Begins Recruitment And Selection For Various Positions For Infrastructure Works Today, December 5

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 05/12/2020 at 12:37

Updated on 05/12/2020 at 12:45

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Many Job Openings This Saturday (05/12) to Work on Infrastructure Projects at the Oil Derivatives Distributor Compasa Engenharia.

Compasa Engenharia, an oil derivatives distributor, started recruitment and selection for many job openings in various positions requiring elementary, high school, and higher education, to support infrastructure projects. Check below how to submit your resume. Also apply for Job Openings to Work in an Assembly and Industrial Maintenance Company.

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The Compasa of Brazil is a distributor of asphalt and an engineering and infrastructure business, operating in the road paving sector since 1996.

With its work focused on the analysis and diagnosis of the state and conditions of the road network, it offers projects for the recovery, maintenance, and revitalization of existing roads, as well as the development of new road access. Recognized for its investments in new and modern technologies, it ensures continuous optimization in performing its projects and greater safety and comfort for its users.

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Check the Positions and Requirements for Job Openings in Infrastructure Projects

Administrative Assistant
Human Resources Assistant
Production Assistant
Convoy Driver
Water Truck Driver
Construction Laborer
Vibratory Paver Operator
Spreader Operator
Mini Skid Steer Operator
Paving Supervisor
Warehouse Assistant (PCD)
Administrative Assistant (PCD)
Human Resources Assistant (PCD)
Production Assistant (PCD)
Foreman (PCD)
Laborer (PCD)

Requirements: The company does not provide the necessary requirements to apply for the job openings above, so please update your contact information, courses, certificates, and qualifications before submitting your resume.

Application

Like the job openings for infrastructure projects above? If you are specialized in any of the positions above, send your resume to vagas@compasa.com.br and work at the oil derivatives distributor Compasa Engenharia.

Oil Products Distributor Begins Recruitment And Selection For Various Positions For Infrastructure Works Today, December 5

Many Job Openings This Saturday (05/12) to Work on Infrastructure Projects at the Oil Derivatives Distributor Compasa Engenharia.

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

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