Obras do Comperj no foco : ECB ganha contrato e inicia processo seletivo

Comperj Works in Focus: ECB Wins Contract and Starts Selection Process

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/06/2018 at 09:54

Updated on 30/08/2019 at 19:05

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She Won The Paving Contracts For The Comperj Works And Officially Announces Workforce Recruitment In The Project

The Comperj works are moving at a faster pace, announcing a prelude to significant hiring that will truly begin in July, but while the construction of the base and the construction site are not ready, another company has entered the game and officially publishes another selection process for the project. ECB secured the paving contract for the complex and issued a note for workers to send their resumes now.

Professionals To Be Hired

ECB did not specify the professionals to be hired, but as it was mentioned “paving works”, the most common positions for this type of service, according to our judgment, are:

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Architects
Engineers
Construction Foreman
Masons
Laborers or Assistants
Reinforcers
Painters
Electricians
Plumbers

⇒ Please, if we are making any mistakes in this listing, let us know so we can correct it. At the end of the article, there is an official publication from the company.

Interested individuals within the functions, please send your resumes to recrutamentoecbsacomperj@gmail.com, indicating the position of interest in the message. ECB informs that priority will be given to workers from Conleste. Your CVs will be stored in the company’s database, so please send only once. The last major selection process that took place was by the Kerui Método Consortium, more information about these vacancies can be obtained by clicking here.

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