Large Company Announces Numerous Opportunities For Four States In Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 08/05/2019 at 22:44

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Large Company in the Transport Infrastructure Sector Has Openings in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Bahia, and Belo Horizonte

Aldelia, a multinational HR consulting firm specializing in providing solutions to its clients, announced in its official news vehicle this Wednesday, May 8, that it is responsible for the selection process of a Brazilian group that operates in the transport infrastructure sector in Brazil and abroad. The positions are for immediate start. Below are the listed positions and work locations.

Tax Analyst – Macaé / RJ – Send Resume by 05/10/19.

Requirements and Responsibilities

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Administrative Assistant – Downtown RJ – Temporary Position for 3 Months

Requirements and Responsibilities

Degree in Administration or Information Technology
Knowledge of ERP system
Experience in system implementation
Advanced Excel
Document control
Enter data into the system

Maintenance Inspector – Nova Lima-BH – Temporary Position for 3 to 4 Months

Requirements and Responsibilities

Technical High School in Construction
Receive and evaluate the Task Sheet, inspect and monitor all executed activities
Complete the Daily Work Report
Verify in the field the data from the measurements of executed services

Planning Technician – Bauru-SP/Camaçari-BA/Nova Lima-BH – Temporary Position for 4 Months

Requirements and Responsibilities

Technical High School in Construction or a degree in Civil Engineering
Knowledge of MS Project
Develop the physical planning of maintenance and conservation activities
Issue the weekly work schedules
Define priority specifications ensuring the standards and deadlines established in the concession contracts

Application

The company emphasizes that these are temporary positions and that candidates must be available for immediate start. If you meet the qualifications described above and fit the profile for the role, please send your updated resume urgently to marcia.carvalho@aldelia.com Good Luck!

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Large Company Announces Numerous Opportunities For Four States In Brazil

Large Company in the Transport Infrastructure Sector Has Openings in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Bahia, and Belo Horizonte

Tax Analyst – Macaé / RJ – Send Resume by 05/10/19.

Administrative Assistant – Downtown RJ – Temporary Position for 3 Months

Maintenance Inspector – Nova Lima-BH – Temporary Position for 3 to 4 Months

Planning Technician – Bauru-SP/Camaçari-BA/Nova Lima-BH – Temporary Position for 4 Months

Application

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Large Company Announces Numerous Opportunities For Four States In Brazil

Large Company in the Transport Infrastructure Sector Has Openings in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Bahia, and Belo Horizonte

Tax Analyst – Macaé / RJ – Send Resume by 05/10/19.

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Maintenance Inspector – Nova Lima-BH – Temporary Position for 3 to 4 Months

Planning Technician – Bauru-SP/Camaçari-BA/Nova Lima-BH – Temporary Position for 4 Months

Application

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The Blood Falls of Antarctica hide a living ecosystem trapped under the ice for over 2 million years, where microbes survive without light, without oxygen, and without ever having seen the Sun.

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