Company Specializing in Industrial Assembly and Maintenance in São Paulo Hires Plumber, Mechanic, Instrument Technician, and More

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 16/02/2021 at 09:22

Updated on 16/02/2021 at 09:24

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Many Job Openings Available in ABC Paulista, São Paulo, to Work at the Company Specialized in Industrial Assembly and Maintenance Proeng

Many job openings are available at Proeng, a company specializing in Industrial Assembly and Maintenance based in São Paulo. The opportunities are for different maintenance positions such as plumber, mechanic, instrumentation technician, and more. Check out all of them below and how to apply! Also, sign up for One of the Largest Freight Railways in the World, MRS Opens a Selection Process with 160 Openings in RJ, SP, and MG

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Proeng Industrial Assembly and Maintenance Ltd. was founded in May 1991 in the city of Santo André – SP. Through a technical team composed of excellent professionals from electric utility companies, and the Chemical, Petrochemical, Automotive, and Auto Parts industries, among others, it constantly seeks updates through continuous training and the latest technology in the sector and professional specialization.

Today, Proeng stands out as one of the fastest-growing service companies in its market segment. Involved with medium and large companies, it develops and executes projects at various levels.

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Check Below the Job Openings in ABC Paulista – São Paulo Available Today, February 16, at Proeng Industrial Assembly and Maintenance

Plumber
Maintenance Mechanic
Lubrication Mechanic
Instrumentation Technician
Apprentice Carpenter

The company offers competitive salary and excellent benefits

Requirements

Experience in the field
Relevant course for the position

Application

If you are a resident of São Paulo and are interested in the job openings above at Proeng Industrial Assembly and Maintenance, send your updated resume indicating the position in the subject line of the email to selecao@proengenet.com.br or via Whatsapp: (11) 96179-4512 or (11) 96179-3495.

“If you are interested in working with us, but your position is not currently available, you can send your resume anyway” said Proeng Industrial Assembly and Maintenance.

Company Specializing in Industrial Assembly and Maintenance in São Paulo Hires Plumber, Mechanic, Instrument Technician, and More

Many Job Openings Available in ABC Paulista, São Paulo, to Work at the Company Specialized in Industrial Assembly and Maintenance Proeng

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Company Specializing in Industrial Assembly and Maintenance in São Paulo Hires Plumber, Mechanic, Instrument Technician, and More

Many Job Openings Available in ABC Paulista, São Paulo, to Work at the Company Specialized in Industrial Assembly and Maintenance Proeng

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