In Espírito Santo, A.Madeira Group Seeks Professionals for Another One of Its Projects

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/07/2019 at 14:32

No Espírito Santo, grupo A.Madeira busca profissionais para mais uma de suas obras

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Grupo A.Madeira Announced Various Opportunities for Engineers, Assistants, and Work Supervisors for Jobs in the Espírito Santo Region

One of the major construction companies in Espírito Santo, Grupo A.Madeira, which operates in the Industry, Construction, and Commerce sectors, has opened opportunities for professionals who want to work on one of its projects. The positions are for Civil Engineer, Engineering Assistant, and Administrative Supervisor of Works. Click here to also see other vacancies announced for the region.

Administrative Supervisor of Works ⇒ Knowledge in Recruitment and Selection of Personnel for Works; Control of Labor Routine (time sheet and payment); Control Costs; Monitor Outsourced Services; Issue Management Reports; Knowledge of construction materials and costs; Knowledge of the office package; Availability to travel; Desired education in Administration or Accounting; Celetista regime, salary + benefits. The professional must be dynamic, attentive, able to work in a team, have a leadership profile, and possess good interpersonal relations.
Civil Engineer ⇒ Registration at CREA; Solid knowledge in Civil Construction/Earthworks, Paving, and Construction Costs; Knowledge of the office package; Availability to travel; Celetista regime, salary + benefits. The professional must have a leadership profile, be able to manage teams, communicate and negotiate easily, be organized, manage goal enforcement and planning, have good interpersonal relations, and work under pressure.
Engineering Assistant ⇒ Recently graduated professional; Degree or Postgraduate in Environmental Engineering; Availability to travel and/or reside at the job site; Celetista regime, salary + benefits. The professional must be proactive, organized, and have good interpersonal relations.

A Little More About the Group and Its Operations in Espírito Santo

Grupo A. Madeira operates in the segments of earthworks and paving, industrial civil works, restoration of asphalt pavements, construction of bridges and viaducts, port, airport and railway works, infrastructure projects (water and sanitation), urban planning, housing developments, and rental of heavy equipment.

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In Espírito Santo, A.Madeira Group Seeks Professionals for Another One of Its Projects

Grupo A.Madeira Announced Various Opportunities for Engineers, Assistants, and Work Supervisors for Jobs in the Espírito Santo Region

A Little More About the Group and Its Operations in Espírito Santo

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