Hill International em SC, requisita profissionais para obras de saneamento

Hill International In SC Seeks Professionals For Sanitation Projects

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 14/09/2019 at 10:33

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Multinational Recognized Worldwide in Civil Construction Seeks Technicians of Various Backgrounds for Projects in Blumenau, SC

Hill International announced yesterday through its HR that it is accepting resumes for 5 specialties of Technicians in its workforce in SC. The announcement was made by its human resources management on the company’s professional social network. See Job Openings for SP and MG as well!
These positions are for professionals with technical training in various disciplines for sanitation projects in Blumenau, in the state of Santa Catarina, and you cannot miss this opportunity!

About the Company

Hill International is a company specializing in civil construction processes and has thousands of professionals in 100 offices around the world, each with local knowledge of their respective markets, as well as their specific type of construction project.

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See the List of Job Openings for Blumenau (SC)

Civil Construction Technician Planning (Cod: TEC. PLAN): With experience in sanitation projects, specialist in planning and proficiency in MS Project.
Civil Construction Technician (Cod: TEC. FISC): With experience in supervising sanitation projects and proficiency in MS Project.
Installations Technician (Cod: TEC. INST): With experience in supervising sanitation projects.
Environmental Technician Full (Cod: TEC. MAMB): With experience in supervising sanitation projects.
Safety Technician (Cod: TEC. SEGU): With experience in sanitation projects.

Hill International requests that interested candidates for these positions in Blumenau, SC, send their resumes with salary expectations and city of residence to: gp@hillintl.com, mentioning the job code in the email subject (Ex. TEC. FISC).

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Hill International In SC Seeks Professionals For Sanitation Projects

Multinational Recognized Worldwide in Civil Construction Seeks Technicians of Various Backgrounds for Projects in Blumenau, SC

About the Company

See the List of Job Openings for Blumenau (SC)

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