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Serra Municipality in Espírito Santo Has Job Opening for Safety Technician

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 06/11/2019 at 11:53

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City of Serra in Espírito Santo Has Excellent Opportunities for Safety Technician to Work at IDG Engenharia

IDG, Solutions in Engineering, is holding a selection process for Occupational Safety Technician, and the area of operation will be the city of Serra, metropolitan region of Vitória, in Espírito Santo. Job Openings at Perenco in RJ here!
You cannot miss this excellent opportunity to join a company that has been in the market for almost 10 years and has offices, in addition to Espírito Santo, in the states of MG, RJ and PA.

IDG Established in 2002, IDG Engenharia e Consultoria is a company that has grown operating in the Steel, Mining, Pulp, Chemical, Energy, Cement, and Infrastructure sectors. It was founded by a union of professionals with experience in the areas of Mechanics, Industrial Piping, Metal Structures, Electrical, Instrumentation, Reinforced Concrete, Architecture, Earthworks, and Surveying.

See the Details of the Occupational Safety Technician Position for Serra, Espírito Santo

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Desirable knowledge and experience in: People and Document Management; Legal programs and legislation related to the activity; Proficiency in Office suite; Good communication, Proactivity, and Good interpersonal relationship.

For these opportunities, IDG emphasizes in the ad that interested candidates who meet the requested profile should send their resumes to recrutamento.rh@idg-eng.com or capacitacao.rh@idg-eng.com.

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Serra Municipality in Espírito Santo Has Job Opening for Safety Technician

City of Serra in Espírito Santo Has Excellent Opportunities for Safety Technician to Work at IDG Engenharia

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