Heavy Civil Construction Company Hires For Job Openings in Projects Requiring Full Travel Availability Across Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/03/2021 at 11:33

Trabalhadores em obras da construção civil pesada Progeo Engenharia

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For Construction Projects and Works, PROGEO Engenharia Announced Job Openings for Contracts in the Initial Stretch of Minas Gerais

PROGEO Engenharia is receiving resumes from candidates for job openings in construction, initially to work on projects in the state of Minas Gerais. The company emphasizes that candidates must have experience in the role and full availability for the stretch.

For Maintenance and Job Creation in Various Segments, Construction Is Essential for Brazil’s Economic Recovery

In Construction, via Eduarda Fabris, Executive Director of Urbe.me – An unprecedented fact, the Brazilian economy has gone through two consecutive years of recession since 2015.

Some of them have multiplier effects, influencing, through their demand for products and services, numerous chains, driving maintenance and job creation in various sectors. In this aspect, construction is essential for economic recovery.

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If You Are a Construction Professional, Check Below All Job Openings Available Today from PROGEO Engenharia in Mariana – Minas Gerais

Foreman
Surveyor
Survey Assistant
Lifting Assistant
Planning Technician – Drafter
Mini Excavator Operator
Mini Excavator Operator Trenching Machine

Benefits

Progeo Engenharia offers employees a salary compatible with the market, accommodation, and three daily meals (for accommodated employees). Type of effective position (CLT), periodic rest shift.

Application

If you specialize in any of the job openings above, want to work on construction projects and works in Minas Gerais, and have availability for travel, send your resume immediately with your salary expectations and the job title in the subject line of the email to vagas@progeo.com.br

The company emphasizes that to apply for the job openings in construction in Minas Gerais, candidates must have proven experience in the role documented in their records and availability for the stretch. Before sending your resume, update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience

Heavy Civil Construction Company Hires For Job Openings in Projects Requiring Full Travel Availability Across Brazil

For Construction Projects and Works, PROGEO Engenharia Announced Job Openings for Contracts in the Initial Stretch of Minas Gerais

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