Construction Works Hiring for Various Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/02/2019 at 05:56

Updated on 04/02/2019 at 11:08

Sob demanda de novos contratos da BRG Service, há vagas para engenheiros, técnicos, operacionais práticos de campo e administrativo

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Due To Demand For New Contracts From BRG Service, There Are Openings For Engineers, Technicians, Field Operators, And Administrative Staff

BRG Service is a company focused on providing industrial electromechanical assembly and maintenance services, civil construction, and earthworks with extensive expertise in several segments, mainly mining and steelmaking. It is currently receiving resumes for new company projects, but unfortunately, has not provided the location of the works; therefore, please apply according to the roles described below:

Civil Engineer (Poreposto)
Planning and Measurement Technician
Safety Technician
Civil Construction Supervisor
Electrician
Civil Construction Officer
Civil Construction Helper
Excavator Operator
Warehouse Clerk
Administrative Assistant

The requirements to work in these construction jobs include experience in the role for all positions. Upon hiring, selected candidates will be entitled to benefits such as Food Card, Health Plan, and Life Insurance.

It is important to highlight that the company is not accepting resumes for other positions yet; do not worry, Click Petróleo e Gás will notify you of new opportunities as they arise, so there is no need to send your resumes randomly and without criteria.

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Interested candidates for the listed roles should send their resumes identifying the job title in the subject line to rh@brgservice.com.br.

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