Empresa do Grupo Odebrecht com vagas de empregos no MT para eletricista, técnico, operador, mecânico, enfermagem e estágio

Odebrecht Group Company Offers Job Openings in MT for Electricians, Technicians, Operators, Mechanics, Nursing, and Internships

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/09/2019 at 13:37

Updated on 25/09/2019 at 14:43

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This Sequence of Opportunities Is Provided by Atvos, One of Odebrecht’s Subsidiaries for Operations in Rio Brilhante, in the State of Mato Grosso

Odebrecht Agro Industrial has several job openings initiated on this day, September 25, by the company’s official Human Resources through its hub in the state of MT, in the municipality of Rio Brilhante. It is worth mentioning that Ocyan, which also belongs to it, signed a contract with RIG NET, learn more about this partnership here.

Job Openings and Requirements at Odebrecht Agro Industrial

Senior Electrician – Industrial
Senior Technician – Instrumentation
Senior Operator – Industrial (Ethanol and Sugar Factory)
Senior Mechanic – Automotive
Senior Electrician – Automotive
Nursing Technician
Paid Intern – Administrative Areas (Psychology, Administration, Accounting, and Pedagogy)

Resumes should be delivered to the P&O office or sent via email to eldorado.curriculos@atvos.com. If you are already part of Atvos and wish to change areas, align with your leader before applying, fill out the internal recruitment form, and submit it to P&O.

Odebrecht Construction Firm Signs Agreement with IDB and Will Pay US$ 50 Million to Charitable Entities

In a statement on September 4, the Brazilian construction firm Odebrecht announced that it will pay US$ 50 million in contributions to nonprofit organizations operating in Latin America.

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Odebrecht Group Company Offers Job Openings in MT for Electricians, Technicians, Operators, Mechanics, Nursing, and Internships

This Sequence of Opportunities Is Provided by Atvos, One of Odebrecht’s Subsidiaries for Operations in Rio Brilhante, in the State of Mato Grosso

Job Openings and Requirements at Odebrecht Agro Industrial

Odebrecht Construction Firm Signs Agreement with IDB and Will Pay US$ 50 Million to Charitable Entities

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