Civil Engineering Sector Leader OAS Hires Professionals in Supply Chain and Internship on This Day 21

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Published on 21/08/2020 at 14:18

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The Job Openings at OAS Are for Supply Manager and Internship in Civil Engineering, for Bahia and São Paulo

OAS is a company that has been operating in the market for over 40 years, carrying out engineering works, especially in civil engineering, and making investments in infrastructure across Brazil and abroad, adhering to the highest standards of quality and safety and technical capacity of its teams. Today, the company has job openings for Supply Manager and Civil Engineering Intern.

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The company establishes itself in complementary areas, executing heavy civil construction works in the public and private sectors, such as roads, airports, hydroelectric plants, dams, and ports, and engaging in infrastructure investments, sanitation, multi-use arenas, oil, gas, urban road concessions, highways, subways, and airports.

OAS has rapidly expanded its activities abroad, with significant structural works, such as the Baba Hydroelectric Plant in Ecuador and the Quilca Matarani highway in Peru, among others. In Brazil, it has a decisive presence in sectors fundamental to the country’s development, such as water resources, energy, and urban infrastructure, airports, and ports, with strong expansion in mass transportation in the states of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

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Check the Job Openings at OAS:

Supply Manager

Role: management, negotiation of purchases and liabilities with suppliers of the OAS Group.

Education: degree in engineering.

Experience: experience in construction and corporate settings; knowledge of the Procurement and Supply Chain concept;

Salary in line with the market + benefits.

Work location: Salvador, Bahia

The company also has opportunities for Civil Engineering students:

Internship – Civil Engineering

Activities:

Monitoring production activities; Quantifying services; Project control; Preparing field sketches.

Education: Pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering.

Desirable: Auto CAD, Office Suite

Work location: Ribeirão Preto, SP

Interested candidates for the Supply Manager position should send their resumes to recrutamento@oas.com by August 21, 2020, with the desired position in the email subject. For the internship position, the company did not specify the application deadline. Good luck!

Civil Engineering Sector Leader OAS Hires Professionals in Supply Chain and Internship on This Day 21

The Job Openings at OAS Are for Supply Manager and Internship in Civil Engineering, for Bahia and São Paulo

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Check the Job Openings at OAS:

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The Job Openings at OAS Are for Supply Manager and Internship in Civil Engineering, for Bahia and São Paulo

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