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Construction Giant OAS Opens Positions for Safety Assistant and Technician

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 27/01/2020 at 13:12

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Recognized for Engineering and Construction Projects, OAS Opens Positions for Safety and Assistants

Present in the market since 1976, born in Bahia, OAS began operations in the engineering and infrastructure sectors. Today, it is a Brazilian multinational conglomerate, privately held, that brings together companies present in national territory and in various countries. Currently, the company is opening positions in the states of São Paulo and Bahia for safety assistants and technicians. Multinational in Macaé Starts the Week with Job Openings for Welder

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Those interested in job openings at OAS for safety technician and assistant positions should send their resume to recrutamento@oas.com (please include the job title in the subject of the email). Good luck!

Construction Giant OAS Opens Positions for Safety Assistant and Technician

Recognized for Engineering and Construction Projects, OAS Opens Positions for Safety and Assistants

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Construction Giant OAS Opens Positions for Safety Assistant and Technician

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See Also:

Applications

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