Sanitation Works in SP Open Immediate Positions for Construction Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/04/2025 at 17:45

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Residents of São Paulo Have a New Job Opportunity in a Large-Scale Project in Sacomã and ABC

A new sanitation project of large scale promises to boost the construction sector in the city of São Paulo. Located in the Sacomã neighborhood and extending to the ABC region, this job front offers 93 open positions for immediate start.

However, only residents of the São Paulo capital can apply, as the company does not provide accommodation.

Requirements and Salaries for Working in Civil Construction

The construction company requires a minimum of two years of experience in civil works. Additionally, depending on the position, it is necessary to have completed elementary or high school. Specific certifications, such as the NR10 course or Category B driver’s license, may also be mandatory depending on the role.

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Complete List of Job Openings Available in SP

See below the list of jobs in civil construction along with their respective salaries:

30 General Helpers – Completed Elementary School – R$ 2,391.66
05 Rebar Workers – Completed Elementary School – R$ 2,910.17
03 QSMS Assistants – R$ 2,910.17
05 Social Workers – R$ 3,719.34
05 Technical Assistants (Studying Engineering) – R$ 5,212.25
10 Carpenters – Completed Elementary School – R$ 2,910.17
04 Electricians (NR10, Completed High School) – R$ 3,197.61
10 Masons – Completed Elementary School – R$ 2,910.17
05 General Construction Supervisors (High School, CNH B) – R$ 6,932.61
03 Plumbers – Completed Elementary School – R$ 2,910.17
07 Welders (Electrode, MIG, TIG) – R$ 3,320.00
05 Building Technicians – R$ 3,525.36

Benefits for Hired Professionals

All hired employees receive a daily meal allowance of R$ 38.00, which covers breakfast and lunch. In addition, the company offers transportation allowance, medical assistance, and life insurance.

Employees also have access to the Total Pass and dental assistance. However, these two last benefits are fully charged to employees who choose to use them.

How to Send Your Resume and Secure Your Spot

To apply, simply send your resume to the email curriculos@constam.com.br. In the subject line, write the name of the position you wish to occupy. This facilitates the sorting process and increases your chances of selection.

This could be the opportunity you’ve been missing to ensure stability in a solid and essential project for the city of SP. After all, sanitation projects have great social importance and generate large-scale jobs.

♀️ So, which of these construction jobs suits you best? Have you already recommended this opportunity to a colleague in the profession?

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Sanitation Works in SP Open Immediate Positions for Construction Professionals

Residents of São Paulo Have a New Job Opportunity in a Large-Scale Project in Sacomã and ABC

Requirements and Salaries for Working in Civil Construction

Complete List of Job Openings Available in SP

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How to Send Your Resume and Secure Your Spot

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Requirements and Salaries for Working in Civil Construction

Complete List of Job Openings Available in SP

Benefits for Hired Professionals

How to Send Your Resume and Secure Your Spot

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India approved the country’s first submerged road-rail tunnel, 15.8 kilometers dug under the bed of the Brahmaputra River.

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