Heavy Construction Company Hires Professionals for Job Openings in Sites with Full Availability for Travel Throughout Brazil

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Published on 16/09/2020 at 10:48

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

PROGEO Engineering is receiving resumes from candidates for job openings in the construction sector to initially work on projects in the state of Minas Gerais. The company emphasizes that candidates must have experience in the role and be fully available for the project. EQS Engineering calls for technicians, mechanics, auxiliaries, and more professionals to fill 87 job openings in the construction sector.

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PROGEO Engineering operates in all regions of the country and has a significant record of completed projects in civil construction and infrastructure. It conducts complete works for infrastructure recovery in railways, highways, urban drainage structures, and earthworks and paving services.

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If You are a Construction Professional, Check Below for Job Openings Available Today (09/16) by PROGEO Engineering for Projects in Minas Gerais

Hydraulic Excavator Operator
Driver with CNH D (with Res 168 and MOPP)
Carpenters

Requirements: the company informs that for competing for construction vacancies, candidates must have proven experience in the role and availability for the project. Before sending your resume, update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

To Apply

Interested individuals with proven experience who wish to join the PROGEO Engineering team can send their resumes to the email: vagas@progeo.com.br stating the job title of interest in the subject line. Good luck!

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Heavy Construction Company Hires Professionals for Job Openings in Sites with Full Availability for Travel Throughout Brazil

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

Check Out Other Job Opportunities

If You are a Construction Professional, Check Below for Job Openings Available Today (09/16) by PROGEO Engineering for Projects in Minas Gerais

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Heavy Construction Company Hires Professionals for Job Openings in Sites with Full Availability for Travel Throughout Brazil

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

Check Out Other Job Opportunities

If You are a Construction Professional, Check Below for Job Openings Available Today (09/16) by PROGEO Engineering for Projects in Minas Gerais

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