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Job Openings for Occupational Safety Technician and Bricklayer in the São Manuel-SP Contest Notice

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 07/02/2020 at 18:03

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The Job Openings in Construction for Safety Technician and Bricklayer are in the announcement from the City Hall of São Manuel, in São Paulo, which is holding a new public competition with 40 openings for positions at all education levels

Located in the interior of São Paulo, 268 km from the capital, the City Hall of São Manuel-SP has announced a new public competition in construction. The document adds 40 effective positions available for immediate provision across various roles at all education levels, including job openings for Safety Technician and Bricklayer.

São Manuel-SP Competition Enrolls Until March 6 for Job Openings in Construction

Those interested in participating in the public competition of the City Hall of São Manuel-SP and applying for job openings in construction should pay attention to the selection calendar. The registration period opened last Thursday, the 6th, and will be available until March 6.

Registrations are accepted through the Global Concursos website, the organizing body of the selection. The first step will be to access the organizer’s portal and fill out the form with the main data for registration.

All information provided during registration is the candidate’s responsibility and must be verified later. After that, they must print the payment slip and pay the registration fee of R$27, R$42, and R$56, according to the desired position.

Job Openings for Occupational Safety Technician and Bricklayer in the São Manuel-SP Contest Notice

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