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Jobs Available in Bahia for Professionals in 25 Positions, Resumes Accepted Until December 6

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 09/11/2019 at 12:55

Updated on 10/11/2019 at 17:57

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Excellent Job Openings in Construction and Industrial Assembly Company Seeking Professionals for 25 Positions for Work in Bahia

Engetec Construções e Montagens has just announced job openings on its professional social network profile, requesting professionals for 25 different positions to work on the bridge over the São Francisco River, in Bahia. See Openings at Imetame Here!
Carefully review the list of positions available, as well as the essential requirements set by the company and the deadline for sending resumes.

ENGETEC was founded in 2000, operating in the construction and industrial assembly markets. Its main expertise lies in developing integrated engineering solutions, managing and executing services, supplies, and commissioning.

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Engetec has a portfolio of projects in various areas of engineering: transmission lines, subways, hydropower plants, airports, buildings, industrial assembly, highways, gas pipelines, tunnels, bridges and viaducts, railways, sanitation works, canalization, and irrigation.

Check the List of Positions Needed in Bahia

[one_third] Engineering Assistant
Laboratory Assistant
Technical Assistant
Survey Assistant
Maintenance Controller
Warehouse Supervisor
Site Supervisor
Carpentry Supervisor
Concrete Supervisor [/one_third][one_third]
Concrete Laboratory Supervisor
Mason Supervisor
HR Supervisor
Technical Room Supervisor
AC Electrician
DC Electrician
Leveler
[/one_third] Light Machinery Mechanic
Heavy Machinery Mechanic
Lubricator
Nursing Technician
Quality Technician
Environmental Technician
Planning Technician
Safety Technician
Mid-Level Surveyor

Essential Requirements: Experience in heavy construction and being a resident of Barra, Xique-Xique or surrounding areas (Bahia).

The company emphasizes in the ad that for these job openings in Bahia, applicants should send their resumes to selecao.engetec@engetecbrasil.com by December 6, 2019, indicating the position of interest in the subject line.

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Jobs Available in Bahia for Professionals in 25 Positions, Resumes Accepted Until December 6

Excellent Job Openings in Construction and Industrial Assembly Company Seeking Professionals for 25 Positions for Work in Bahia

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