Construction and Maintenance Company Urgently Hiring for Various Positions Requiring Elementary, High School, and Higher Education

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Published on 05/08/2019 at 13:45

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Tencel Engenharia Eireli Urgently Seeks Specialized Professionals in Maintenance, Operations, Administration, and QSMS

Tencel Engenharia Eireli announced through its official news outlet immediate openings for the positions of IT Assistant, Purchasing Analyst, Administrative Assistant, HR Assistant, Warehouse Clerk, Mechanic, Mechanical Assistant, Safety Technician, Safety Engineer, Technical Engineering Assistant, Project Analyst, General Services Helper, Fleet Manager, Electrical Chargehand, AT/MT Electrician, and Construction Supervisor.

About the Job Openings in Construction

IT Assistant
Purchasing Analyst
Administrative Assistant
HR Assistant
Warehouse Clerk
Mechanic
Mechanical Assistant
Safety Technician
Safety Engineer
Technical Engineering Assistant
Project Analyst
General Services Helper
Fleet Manager
Electrical Chargehand
AT/MT Electrician
Construction Supervisor.

The job openings for maintenance and construction above are for professionals who are available to work in Guarajá-Mirim, Ariquemesdes -Jaru, Ji-Paraná, Machadinho D’Oeste, Porto Velho- Nova Mamoré.

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Application and Requirements

The company does not provide details regarding the requirements for each position, so when sending your resume, do not forget to update your contact information, experience, courses, certificates, and qualifications.

If you are a specialized professional in any of the positions above and are available to work in the locations required by the company, please send your resume to the email curriculo@tencel.eng.br.

Construction and Maintenance Company Urgently Hiring for Various Positions Requiring Elementary, High School, and Higher Education

Tencel Engenharia Eireli Urgently Seeks Specialized Professionals in Maintenance, Operations, Administration, and QSMS

About the Job Openings in Construction

Application and Requirements

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Construction and Maintenance Company Urgently Hiring for Various Positions Requiring Elementary, High School, and Higher Education

Tencel Engenharia Eireli Urgently Seeks Specialized Professionals in Maintenance, Operations, Administration, and QSMS

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Application and Requirements

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