Manserv Opens Job Openings for Technician, Helper, Site Supervisor, Electrician, Driver, and More to Support Projects in Minas Gerais

Written by Kelly Published on 01/10/2020 at 10:10 Updated on 01/10/2020 at 10:12

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Job Openings at Manserv Include Technical and Operational Professionals to Carry Out Activities in Contracts and Projects in Minas Gerais

Manserv is receiving resumes for job openings for technician, electrician, helper, site supervisor, and much more to perform activities in Ouro Branco, Minas Gerais. The company provides industrial services, facilities, and logistics. See how to apply below.

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Leader in industrial maintenance and logistics, Manserv was founded in 1985 in São Caetano do Sul and has over 600 contracts with national and global companies of various sizes across different sectors of the economy.

With coverage across the entire national territory and also in Latin America, Manserv offers customized solutions to meet the needs of its clients, contributing to their efficiency and productivity.

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To Support Projects and Works in Minas Gerais, Manserv Has the Following Job Openings:

Site Supervisor
Site Foreman
Measurement Technician
Planning Technician
Officers
Helper (3 openings)
Driver
Electrician
Electricity Assistant
Warehouse Clerk
Occupational Safety Technician

Requirements: The company did not provide details on qualifications, but stated that residency in Lafaiete or Ouro Branco, Minas Gerais, is required. For the Site Supervisor and Foreman positions, a valid CNH B is necessary.

Benefits: Manserv offers a salary compatible with the market, medical and dental assistance, and Meal Voucher.

Applications: Interested parties should send their resumes to the emails livia.santos@manserv.com.br / nivia.guedes@manser.com.br stating “Job and Desired Function” in the subject line. Example: “Job Measurement Technician”. Good luck!

Manserv Opens Job Openings for Technician, Helper, Site Supervisor, Electrician, Driver, and More to Support Projects in Minas Gerais

Job Openings at Manserv Include Technical and Operational Professionals to Carry Out Activities in Contracts and Projects in Minas Gerais

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