Obras industriais no Rio contrata auxiliares, técnicos e engenheiros

Industrial Works in Rio Hires Assistants, Technicians, and Engineers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/02/2018 at 11:58

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The Job Vacancies Are For Positions in Rio de Janeiro City and Volta Redonda, Good Salaries and Benefits for Work on These Projects

Projects in the HVAC Sector were announced today for Rio de Janeiro, showing clear signs of recovery with the new economic policies, many ventures and bids that will benefit the state are underway. According to Abespetro’s research, the state will have significant economic growth compared to 2017. Seeing that the moment is favorable for new investments, companies are starting to activate shelved projects and hire with more confidence.

Today (22), EQS Engineering secured some industrial contracts in Rio de Janeiro and Volta Redonda, the vacancies are for Refrigeration Technicians, Refrigeration Mechanical Assistants, HVAC Technicians, and Mechanical Engineers for a large HVAC project. For each mentioned position, it will be necessary to have a degree and certificate from an institution recognized by MEC, in addition to experience in the role.

Work hours will be from Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM. The company informs that there will be many benefits, although it has not specified which ones, we believe there will be Meal Vouchers, Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Transportation Allowance among others. Although the opportunities are in RJ, candidates with qualifications and experience in the area, even if from other places, can send their resumes. The emails are gp.rj@eqsengenharia.com.br and rh.rj@eqsengenharia.com.br.

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