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Companies With Projects and Opportunities Across Brazil on August 13

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/08/2018 at 09:44

Updated on 13/08/2018 at 10:08

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Here is a list of some companies that have open positions in the industrial, construction, and oil sectors

Some companies still have open opportunities throughout Brazil in various employment modalities. Positions range from elementary education, vocational training to higher-level roles such as technical and superior. Today we will list some that are open and we will update this post as we find more, the only request we would like to make is for you to send your resumes only if you meet the job requirements.

Industrial Manager ⇒ Bachelor’s degree in Production Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical Engineering or Administration. Experience in the industrial area and strategic development. Please send your resumes to cristiane@alliancarh.com.br

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MIG/MAG Welders ⇒ High school diploma required, qualification course in the area and a minimum of 2 years of experience in the role, which must be proven on record. Interested candidates should send their resumes to rh@calleve.com.br

Electrical Technician ⇒ Complete technical training, knowledge of SCSP panels, experience in transmission and distribution substations, and availability for travel. The contact to send your CVs is rh@psienergy.com.br, mentioning the job title in the subject line

Safety or Hygiene Technician/Technologist ⇒ Qualification recognized by a school authorized by the MEC, experience in consultancy or occupational health, and availability to work in Judiai or the surrounding region. The email is cv.bandeirantes@ambientec.com.

Professionals for Consortium ⇒ The Transbrasil Consortium is advertising an email for those who wish to work on the BRT construction works in Rio de Janeiro; civil professionals and technicians can apply via email at contatorh@consorciotransbrasil.com.br

*AT THE END OF THE ARTICLE, YOU CAN CHECK THE SOURCE OF THE JOBS

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The unemployment rate saw a slight decrease from 13% to 11%, but it is still far from the ideal of 4% (data from the latest census). Making your resume seen by companies and staying out of these numbers is quite difficult but not impossible. Here’s how to maximize your chances: 1st, identify the job title in the SUBJECT line of the email; 2nd, apply only for positions that match the required qualifications; 3rd, create well-formatted resumes with no Portuguese errors.

Companies With Projects and Opportunities Across Brazil on August 13

Here is a list of some companies that have open positions in the industrial, construction, and oil sectors

Would you like to receive feedback from companies?

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Companies With Projects and Opportunities Across Brazil on August 13

Here is a list of some companies that have open positions in the industrial, construction, and oil sectors

Would you like to receive feedback from companies?

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