Iguá Saneamento Hires in Engineering, Operations, and Administration

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 09/07/2019 at 22:44

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Company Managing, Operating Water Supply and Sanitation Systems Requests Professionals in Engineering, Operational and Administrative Areas.

Iguá Saneamento announced through its official news outlet, various job openings for different positions in several states of Brazil. The company operates in the management and operation of water supply and sanitation systems, as well as in managing the clients of these services.

The company’s operations are conducted through concessions and partnerships with municipalities, states, and public companies. Currently, Iguá Saneamento is present in five Brazilian states (São Paulo, Mato Grosso, Paraná, Santa Catarina, and Alagoas), through 18 operations, which together serve directly or indirectly about 6.6 million people.

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About the Job Openings

INTERN – AGRESTE SANEAMENTO ARAPIRACA / AL
PLANNING ANALYST (ENGINEERING) PARANAGUÁ / PR
ASSISTANT I PONTES E LACERDA / MT
PLUMBER I – MT PONTES E LACERDA / MT
WATER NETWORK PLUMBER COLÍDER / MT
WORK INSPECTOR ALTA FLORESTA / MT
AGENT INSPECTOR MIRASSOL / SP
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENT CANARANA / MT
INTERNAL CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENT CANARANA / MT

INTERNAL CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENT CUIABÁ / MT
OPERATION SUPERVISOR PARANAGUÁ / PR
INTERNSHIP ITAPOÁ / SC
BILLING SUPERVISOR CUIABÁ / MT
INTERN – CUIABÁ CUIABÁ / MT
AUTOMATION ANALYST SÃO JOSÉ DO RIO PRETO / SP
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENT CANARANA / MT
TECHNICAL ANALYST ATIBAIA / SP
ASSISTANT I – CUIABÁ CUIABÁ / MT
OPERATIONAL SERVICE ASSISTANT PARANAGUÁ / PR
ELECTROMECHANICAL ASSISTANT PARANAGUÁ / PR
SERVICE CONTROLLER ATIBAIA / SP
ELECTRICIAN I – SANESSOL MIRASSOL / SP
MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN ARAPIRACA / AL
INTERN – AGRESTE SANEAMENTO ARAPIRACA / AL
INTERN – CUIABÁ CUIABÁ / MT

CIVIL ENGINEERING INTERN SUZANO / SP
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC ARAPIRACA / AL
SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM OPERATOR I PARANAGUÁ / PR
WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM OPERATOR I PARANAGUÁ / PR
SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM OPERATOR I – SANESSOL MIRASSOL / SP
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR PARANAGUÁ / PR
SUPPLIES ANALYST SÃO JOSÉ DO RIO PRETO / SP
SUPPLIES ASSISTANT SÃO JOSÉ DO RIO PRETO / SP
IT MANAGER SÃO PAULO / SP

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Company Managing, Operating Water Supply and Sanitation Systems Requests Professionals in Engineering, Operational and Administrative Areas.

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