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Urgent Request For Construction Safety Technician By 12/15

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/12/2019 at 14:54

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Construction Management and Projects Company Seeks Safety Technician to Work on One of Its Job Sites

Qualified professionals in the field of Occupational Safety who wish to work in construction, this opportunity is for you! The recruiting company states that there is urgency in hiring this professional, so please register by December 15, 2019, at the latest. Also see that Tenaris is posting job openings for welder, boiler maker, operator, and more in SP

The candidate will monitor the occupational safety of 10 small construction companies working on a renovation project in an operating Shopping Center.

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Mandatory Requirements

Training and registration as a Safety Technician
Experience in the field of Occupational Safety in CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES/PROJECTS
Availability to work NIGHT shifts
(the work takes place at night with the shopping center closed)
Ability to prepare reports

Desirable Requirements

Training in Building Technician
Experience in the field of Construction Project Production

Type of hiring: Legal Entity – PJ (with 12 invoices, including 1 month of paid vacation).

Work location: West Zone – São Paulo/SP

Application for Job Opening in Construction

Interested candidates who fit the profile required by the company must submit their resumes by clicking here and will be redirected to the application page. Remember that applications are open only until December 15, 2019. So, secure yours now.

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Urgent Request For Construction Safety Technician By 12/15

Construction Management and Projects Company Seeks Safety Technician to Work on One of Its Job Sites

Mandatory Requirements

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Application for Job Opening in Construction

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