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Construction Company Hires Mason, Industrial Locksmith, and Maintenance Technician

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/10/2019 at 19:35

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The Job Openings at the Enterprise Are for Positions in the Construction Industry in the State of São Paulo, in the Municipality of Itupeva

New job openings in the construction industry announced this Monday (07), around 5 PM by TEB GROUP. The positions are for the small town of Itupeva, in the interior of SP. If you are a locksmith, bricklayer, or maintenance technician, this could be a good opportunity for re-entering the job market. It is worth noting that there is also a company in the industrial assembly field hiring a lot, including with accommodation and meals paid, check here.

Construction Industry – Job Requirements

TEB GROUP says: ” We Are Hiring, please help us spread the word!”, it is a clear sign that the project or work will require many professionals in the field. Candidates must understand maintenance, work with masonry, and of course, have a lot of physical stamina.

Job Openings for Itupeva and Surrounding Areas

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Maintenance Technician – Professional with experience in civil maintenance. Experience in building services and factory adaptation, working on preventive and corrective maintenance of the building, dealing with piping, compressed air, changing tanks, hydraulics, and pneumatics;
Bricklayer – Professional with experience in masonry work, flooring, renovations, and repairs.
Industrial Locksmith – Professional with experience in industry, working with cutting, bending, and tracing, manufacturing.

Interested parties should send a CV to: selecao@tebroeck.com.br, placing the job title and the city to which the application will be directed in the subject line.

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Official Announcement from Teb Group on October 7, 2019

Construction Company Hires Mason, Industrial Locksmith, and Maintenance Technician

The Job Openings at the Enterprise Are for Positions in the Construction Industry in the State of São Paulo, in the Municipality of Itupeva

Construction Industry – Job Requirements

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