LLUCENA Infraestrutura com uma chuva de vagas para atuar em obras da Vale!

LLUCENA Infrastructure Offers a Flood of Job Opportunities for Projects at Vale!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 15/07/2019 at 08:22

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Construction, Road, Railway, and Electromechanical Assembly Services Company Opens Many Positions for Vale Projects in São Luís, Maranhão and Pará.

LLUCENA INFRASTRUCTURE announced this Saturday, July 13, a large selection process for the positions listed below to work on Vale projects in São Luis-MA and along the Carajás Railway. The company informs that the selection process is also for PWD professionals and people with no experience.

About the Positions

Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Equipment Operator – Yellow Line
Dump Truck Driver
Water Truck Driver
Laboratory Assistant
Grader Operator
Mason
Surveyor (Field and Technical Office/Processing)
Contract Manager (Focused on Financial Management/Project Results)
Laboratory Technician (Concrete and Soil – Field Work and Test Reporting)
Carpenter
Helper
Scaffolder
Multi-Skilled Technician
Senior Estimator
Measurement and Planning Technician
Site Administrative Assistant (Storekeeper)
Watchman
Point Clerk
Buyer
Civil Works Supervisor
Earthworks Supervisor
Logistics/Transport Supervisor
Safety Technician
Environmental Technician
Surveying Assistant

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Application

The company does not provide details about the requirements for the offered positions, so be sure to update your contact information, certificates, courses, qualifications, and experience before sending your resume to the company’s human resources department. Good luck!

If you are a professional specialized in any of the roles above and a resident of the region, don’t miss the chance to work on Vale projects; send your resume to curriculos@llucena.com.br

LLUCENA is a company that excels in providing Construction, Road, Railway, and Electromechanical Assembly services with quality, efficiency, and responsibility. We seek continuous improvement of our construction processes to maximize the value of our clients’ projects. Our conduct is guided by ethics and transparency in our relationships with all stakeholders at LLucena, as well as compliance with current laws and regulations in Brazil. Protecting the environment and genuine care for the communities where we execute our projects are fundamental values of LLucena’s corporate culture.

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