Empresa Metalúrgica abre processo seletivo para atender novos projetos em obras de construção civil

Metalworking Company Opens Selection Process to Support New Projects in Civil Construction

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/03/2020 at 10:41

Empresa Metalúrgica abre processo seletivo para atender novos projetos em obras de construção civil

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Check Out Job Openings for Experienced Higher Education Professionals in the Construction Industry by CBC Heavy Industries

New openings available for experienced professionals in the construction industry by a large metallurgical company – CBC Heavy Industries. The selection process requires professionals with higher education in Administration, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. Many job openings to work on the Petrobras FPSO P-50 announced this afternoon, March 3

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Benefits: the company offers employees benefits such as medical assistance, dental assistance, meal ticket, on-site meals, chartered bus, life insurance, and pharmacy plan.

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Application for CBC Heavy Industries Selection Process

If you are an experienced professional in the construction industry specializing in any of the above functions, immediately send your resume stating the desired position in the subject line of the email to recrutamento@cbcsa.com.br

Metalworking Company Opens Selection Process to Support New Projects in Civil Construction

Check Out Job Openings for Experienced Higher Education Professionals in the Construction Industry by CBC Heavy Industries

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