Specialized Company in Project, Manufacturing, Construction, and Assembly Calls for Helper, Technician, Inspector, Electrician, and Many Other Professionals for Job Vacancies Today (01/05)

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 05/01/2022 at 06:57

Updated on 05/01/2022 at 09:43

Retrofit CRANFOS, o Precipitador Eletrostático que recebeu os componentes de tecnologia CRANFOS foi o PE Primário da Máquina de Sinter 01 na planta da USIMINAS em Ipatinga/MG.

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Job Openings for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education to Work at CRANFOS ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS. Register Your Resume Now!

CRANFOS ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS started yesterday (01/04) many job openings for elementary, high school, technical, and higher education to meet the company’s contracts in Santa Catarina and Espírito Santo. The opportunities are for the positions of Helper, Technician, Inspector, Electrician, Mechanic, and more. Check below all the positions available and register your resume.

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CRANFOS is a company that owns technology for air pollution control equipment, specializing in the design, manufacture, construction, and assembly of complete systems, renovations and upgrades of existing equipment, engineering services and consulting, and maintenance of existing equipment in the field.

See Below How to Apply for Job Openings at CRANFOS

PLANNING TECHNICIAN
MATERIALS ASSISTANT
STORAGE ASSISTANT
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
SECURITY GUARD
CLEANING ASSISTANT
MECHANICS SUPERVISOR
HELPER
WELDER
BOILERMAKER
ASSEMBLY MECHANIC
SCAFFOLD ASSEMBLER
INDUSTRIAL PAINTER
DIMENSIONAL INSPECTOR
ELECTRICIAN FC
ELECTRICIAN MAINT

Requirements: Reside in cities in ES and surrounding areas; reside in Correa Pinto SC and surrounding areas; have experience in the field.

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Specialized Company in Project, Manufacturing, Construction, and Assembly Calls for Helper, Technician, Inspector, Electrician, and Many Other Professionals for Job Vacancies Today (01/05)

Job Openings for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education to Work at CRANFOS ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS. Register Your Resume Now!

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Job Openings for Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education to Work at CRANFOS ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS. Register Your Resume Now!

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