É oficial! Processo seletivo para 600 brasileiros trabalharem na construção civil da Europa e Estados Unidos

It’s Official! Selection Process for 600 Brazilians to Work in the Construction Industry in Europe and the United States

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/01/2019 at 14:04

Updated on 10/01/2019 at 15:05

É oficial! Processo seletivo para 600 brasileiros trabalharem na construção civil Europa e Estados Unidos

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The Selection Processes End Tomorrow (Friday) in Suzano for International Vacancies Mediated in Brazil. All Costs for Documentation Are Covered by the Company

A queue of unprecedented proportions on the last day, July 7, in the city of Suzano caught attention! A construction company is selecting 600 Brazilians for work…IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE! It’s a great opportunity for employment and to gain international experience, with full security and protected by the current Brazilian CLT regime. But hurry, because the selection processes end tomorrow (11).

Available Positions

Reinforcer (50)
Carpenter (50)
Plumber (50)
Gypsum Worker (50)
Joiner (50)
Assembler (50)
Bricklayer (50)
Painter (50)
Laborer (100)
Welder (100)

The salary for the lowest position starts at R$ 6,000. Those selected in the processes will work for 6 months building a shopping mall in the city of Miami, in the United States, but it is also possible that they will work on the construction of a highway in Portugal. To apply for these positions, candidates must do the following:

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Be in possession of their resumes, demonstrating experience in the above roles through a work permit (which must be for at least 6 months). Interested individuals can bring their resumes to the Unified Service Center, located at Avenida Paulo Portela, 210, in downtown São Paulo. Service is from 8 AM to 5:30 PM.

For more information, interested parties can call the phone number (11) 4745 2264. There are other international opportunities for Brazilians with selection processes in full swing at this moment for the oil and gas industry. Want to know more about it? Then click here and try to apply as well..

It’s Official! Selection Process for 600 Brazilians to Work in the Construction Industry in Europe and the United States

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