Babcock Group Starts Recruitment Process to Fill 23 Positions in Brazil

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 24/07/2019 at 15:11

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Multinational Company With Strong Operations in the Energy Sector Is Hiring 23 Professionals for Various Regions of the Country

The Babcock Group, a giant in the energy sector and many others, is conducting a large selection process to fill 23 positions in its contracts spread throughout Brazil.
There are vacancies for the states of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Federal District, Santa Catarina, and Bahia, and these are excellent opportunities for you to participate in a selection process at a multinational.

Established in 1891, Babcock is the leading engineering support services company in the UK, specializing in the management of complex assets and infrastructure in mission-critical environments.
The company is headquartered in London and is listed on the London Stock Exchange (FTSE100), generating annual revenues of around £4.5 billion, employing a workforce of over 35,000 people worldwide.
It operates in various segments including: airports, energy, nuclear, railways, and complex infrastructures among others.

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Check Out the List of Operational, Technical, Engineering Positions and More:

Building Maintenance Supervisor (Location: Grande ABC – SP)
Planning Supervisor (Location: Vila Leopoldina – SP)
Maintenance Assistant (Location: Osasco – SP)
Electrical Engineer (Location: Jabaquara – SP)
Maintenance Planner (Bela Vista – SP)
Critical Mission Leader (Location: São Paulo – SP)
Electrotechnical Technician (Location: Osasco – SP)
Civil Maintenance Officer (São Paulo – SP)
Industrial Maintenance Officer (Mogi das Cruzes – SP)
Maintenance Mechanic (Salvador – BA)

Maintenance Electrician (Location: Lages – SC)
Maintenance Electrician (Location: Salvador – BA)
Mechanical Engineer (Location: Jabaquara – SP)
Electromechanical Technician (Location: Brasília – DF)
Refrigeration Semi-Skilled Worker (São Paulo – SP)
Administrative Assistant (Location: Vila Leopoldina – SP)
Mechanical Technician (Brasília – DF)
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic (Location: Belo Horizonte – MG)
Semi-Skilled Electrician (Pinheiros – SP)
Electromechanical Technician (East Zone of São Paulo – SP)
Mechanical Technician (Location: Brasília – DF)
Electromechanical Technician (South Zone of São Paulo – SP)
Refrigeration Semi-Skilled Worker (Location: São Paulo – SP)

Click Here and Go Directly to the Indeed Page, as it is the platform that manages this selection process for Babcock, but to apply, you will need to fill in your details.
You may also apply for the position by sending your resume to the emailtrabalheconosco@babcockinternational.com.br,

Babcock Group Starts Recruitment Process to Fill 23 Positions in Brazil

Multinational Company With Strong Operations in the Energy Sector Is Hiring 23 Professionals for Various Regions of the Country

Check Out the List of Operational, Technical, Engineering Positions and More:

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