Construction Supply Company Hiring For Mechanic, Inspector, Assistant, Analyst, and More

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Job Openings by BrasPine, Provider of Construction Finishing Items, for Various Positions in PR and RS

Excellent news and job openings for this Thursday (13). If you are qualified in the construction sector, BrasPine needs you. The open opportunities are for various positions such as mechanic, analyst, supervisor, and more, with work locations in PR and RS. See how to apply.

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BrasPine & Braslumber are companies in the wood sector that process pine wood. Since 1997 and 2003, they have been generating high-quality final products for the construction sector.

BrasPine & Braslumber produce and sell pine wood products, such as solid and finger joint frames, cut stocks, blanks, panels, laminated beams, planed wood, and door and window components. Designed for the construction sector, all BrasPine products are of practical application and create more pleasant and sophisticated environments.

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See Below the Available Positions at the Wood and Construction Company and Their Respective Work Locations.

JAGUARIAÍVA – PR

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ANALYST
SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT ANALYST
PCP ANALYST – PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT (HIRING PCD) – CANDIDATE BANK
BUYER
PROJECT COORDINATOR
HEALTH, SAFETY, AND ENVIRONMENT COORDINATOR
SGI SPECIALIST – INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

PORTO ALEGRE – RS

ACCOUNT MANAGER

TELÊMACO BORBA – PR

RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION ANALYST
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT (HIRING PCD) – CANDIDATE BANK
TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
QUALITY INSPECTOR
ASSEMBLY MECHANIC
ENVIRONMENTAL SUPERVISOR

Applications: To apply, just go to the company’s website and follow the step-by-step: Click on the ‘ Work With Us‘ tab > On the next screen, click on ‘Available Positions’ > Choose the desired position > Fill in the requested fields with your details and send your resume. Good luck!

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Construction Supply Company Hiring For Mechanic, Inspector, Assistant, Analyst, and More

Job Openings by BrasPine, Provider of Construction Finishing Items, for Various Positions in PR and RS

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See Below the Available Positions at the Wood and Construction Company and Their Respective Work Locations.

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Read Also

See Below the Available Positions at the Wood and Construction Company and Their Respective Work Locations.

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