Jobs for Construction and Maintenance: Helpers, Bricklayers, Technicians, Electricians, Plumbers, Engineers, and More Professionals Called for Projects by Sartori in Minas Gerais

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 03/11/2020 at 09:47

Vagas para obras de construção civil e manutençã: ajudantes, pedreiros, técnicos, eletricistas, encanadores, engenheiros e muito mais profissionais convocados para projetos da Sartori, em Minas Gerais

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Jobs for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education for Civil Construction and Maintenance Work in Minas Gerais for Helpers, Bricklayers, Technicians, and More Professionals

Maintenance projects and civil construction work in Minas Gerais require jobs for elementary and high school education in many positions such as helpers, bricklayers, technicians, welders, electricians, plumbers, and much more. Check all the positions below and submit your resume. Also, apply to, Coca Cola, the largest multinational producer of non-alcoholic beverages, is calling for over 200 job vacancies in Rio de Janeiro

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The jobs were announced by Sartori Serviços, a Mechanical and Industrial Engineering company, which initially focused on the service provision sector in mechanical assembly, maintenance, and civil construction in companies in the region.

In light of the increased demand for services in the local and regional market and the consequent business expansion, the company restructured its board, thus forming a family-owned private company, but open to new challenges from great entrepreneurs, based on ethics and social-environmental responsibility that promote the sustainability of the company.

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Check All Job Openings Below for Civil Construction Professionals Living in Barão de Cocais, Cocais, or Santa Bárbara in Minas Gerais

Warehouseman
Helper
Administrative Assistant
Boiler Maker
Carpenter
Electrician
Plumber
Assembly Mechanic
Scaffolder
Bus Driver
Truck Driver
Bricklayer
Welding Inspector
Pipe Welder
Sheet Metal Welder

Mechanics Supervisor
Electrical Supervisor
Scaffolding Supervisor
Boiling Supervisor
Pipe Supervisor
Electronics Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Electrical Supervisor
Mechanical Supervisor
Pipe Supervisor
Occupational Safety Technician
Quality Technician
Planning Technician
Surveyor

Requirements: Minimum experience of 6 months in the role and must be a resident of Barão de Cocais, Cocais, or Santa Bárbara in Minas Gerais.

Application

To apply for the jobs advertised above and work in civil construction and maintenance in Minas Gerais, send your resume stating the job title to contato@sartoriservicos.com.br

Jobs for Construction and Maintenance: Helpers, Bricklayers, Technicians, Electricians, Plumbers, Engineers, and More Professionals Called for Projects by Sartori in Minas Gerais

Jobs for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education for Civil Construction and Maintenance Work in Minas Gerais for Helpers, Bricklayers, Technicians, and More Professionals

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Check All Job Openings Below for Civil Construction Professionals Living in Barão de Cocais, Cocais, or Santa Bárbara in Minas Gerais

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Jobs for Construction and Maintenance: Helpers, Bricklayers, Technicians, Electricians, Plumbers, Engineers, and More Professionals Called for Projects by Sartori in Minas Gerais

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Check All Job Openings Below for Civil Construction Professionals Living in Barão de Cocais, Cocais, or Santa Bárbara in Minas Gerais

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