Renova Foundation Announces Over 600 Job Openings in Construction in Minas Gerais

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 12/01/2023 at 14:21

Updated on 12/01/2023 at 19:13

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Renova Foundation, an Entity Developed to Repair Damages Caused by the Collapse of the Fundão Dam, Announced the Opening of Hundreds of Job Vacancies in the Construction Sector in MG.

The Renova Foundation, the entity responsible for mobilizing for the repair of damages caused by the collapse of the Fundão dam in Mariana (MG), announced the opening of hundreds of job vacancies in the construction sector. Weekly, the Renova Foundation issues communications with updates on job vacancies on the Recoloca Rio Doce platform, which aims to hire professionals to work in the municipalities of Mariana, Rio Doce, Barra Longa, and Belo Horizonte. Last Monday, 604 vacancies were opened in the construction sector.

Check Out Some of the Job Vacancies Opened by the Renova Foundation in MG

The Renova Foundation has opportunities in various positions and educational levels. We have compiled a list of the main opportunities available in the construction sector:

Environmental Analyst (Biologist);
Plumbing Helper (day shift);
Construction Cleaner (vacancy for PWD);
Metal Structure Assembler;
Plumber;
Electrician (day shift);
Operational Supervisor;
Plumbing Technician (night shift);
General Worker;
Mason (day shift);
Construction Helper;
Steel Fixer;
Laborer;
Foreman;
Toolmaker;
Laborer (vacancy for PWD);
Half Mason (vacancy for PWD);
Field Assistant;
Carpenter;
Welder (day shift);
General Services Assistant.

Pointer;
Production Helper (weeder);
Electrician’s Helper (day shift);
Steelworker;
Plumbing Technician (day shift);
Surveyor;
Measurement Technician;
Chainsaw Operator;
Electrician’s Helper (night shift);
Mason (vacancy for PWD);
Welder (night shift);
Van Driver;
Civil Official;
Locksmith;
Half Carpenter (vacancy for PWD);
Scaffold Assembler (night shift);
Driver;
Half Steelworker (vacancy for PWD);
Scaffold Assembler (vacancy for PWD);
Helper;
Laborer (day shift).

Plumbing Helper (night shift);
Scaffold Assembler;
Alternating Current Electrician;
Steelworker (vacancy for PWD);
Painter;
Helper (vacancy for PWD);
Foreman;
Laborer (night shift);
Administrative Personnel Assistant;
Mason (night shift);
Heavy Equipment Operator II – Backhoe and Hydraulic Excavator;
Carpenter (vacancy for PWD);
Construction Manager;
Rake Operator;
Planting Helper;
Carpenter (night shift);
Electrician (night shift);
Maintenance Chief;
Heavy Equipment Operator III – Bulldozer and Grader;
Scaffold Assembler (day shift).

Learn How to Submit Your Resume for Job Vacancies Available in MG

The companies with job opportunities are contracted by the Renova Foundation to operate, for example, in the civil construction works of the collective settlements of Bento Rodrigues, Paracatu de Baixo, and in the family resettlement modality in Mariana.

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Get to Know Renova Foundation

The Renova Foundation is the entity responsible for mobilizing to repair the damages caused by the collapse of the Fundão dam in Mariana (MG). It is a nonprofit organization that arose from a legal commitment called the Term of Transaction and Adjustment of Conduct (TTAC).

The term defines the purpose of the Renova Foundation’s actions, which are the 42 programs that unfold into various projects being implemented along the 670 km of impacted area along the Rio Doce and its tributaries. Ongoing actions are long-term.

By establishing an organization focused on the repair process, a robust governance model was also developed, with presence in over 70 entities.

Renova Foundation Announces Over 600 Job Openings in Construction in Minas Gerais

Renova Foundation, an Entity Developed to Repair Damages Caused by the Collapse of the Fundão Dam, Announced the Opening of Hundreds of Job Vacancies in the Construction Sector in MG.

Check Out Some of the Job Vacancies Opened by the Renova Foundation in MG

Learn How to Submit Your Resume for Job Vacancies Available in MG

Get to Know Renova Foundation

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Renova Foundation Announces Over 600 Job Openings in Construction in Minas Gerais

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Check Out Some of the Job Vacancies Opened by the Renova Foundation in MG

Learn How to Submit Your Resume for Job Vacancies Available in MG

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