São Paulo City Hall Reopens Applications for 400 Job Openings in Construction

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 23/04/2021 at 11:22

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São Paulo City Hall Extends Applications for Job Openings in the Construction Sector, with Salaries Ranging from R$ 1,707 to R$ 2,990

The São Paulo City Hall has reopened the selection process that was held on 04/16 with many job openings in the construction industry. If you work in the construction sector, don’t miss this opportunity! The job openings are part of the Contrata SP program, which has 400 vacancies in the construction sector. It is important to note that the positions require proven experience and are specialized for large-scale projects.

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In the first stage of the selection process conducted by the São Paulo City Hall, out of 469 applicants, only 157 progressed to the next phases of the job selection. According to Aline Cardoso, Secretary of Economic Development, Labor, and Tourism, the São Paulo City Hall decided to extend the application period to increase opportunities for construction professionals. Many job openings require more time for selection due to the need for specific knowledge.

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If you are interested in job openings in the construction industry in São Paulo, don’t waste time! To participate, simply fill out a form with the following information:

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About the Salaries of the Offered Positions in SP

The salaries for the positions proposed by Contrata São Paulo range from R$1,707 to R$ 2,990. In some of these job openings, salaries will be negotiated directly with the hiring company.

Among the job openings provided by the São Paulo City Hall, 20 positions are for masons, carpenters, and plumbers, with a salary of R$ 2,091. Candidates can be currently enrolled in elementary education. There are also 20 vacancies for construction helpers with experience, requiring completed elementary education, and salaries are R$ 1,707.

There are 10 positions for reinforcement workers with a salary of R$ 2,091. For these positions, at least six months of experience with verification in the work card and incomplete elementary education will be required.

As drivers, there will be 40 openings, requiring completed elementary education and a Category E driver’s license. Additionally, there are 20 vacancies for excavator and backhoe operators with experience, as well as 15 positions for tunnel attendants.

In specific knowledge positions, there are 15 vacancies for cutting head supervisors. The São Paulo City Hall also has vacancies for crane operators, drilling machine operators, injectors, concrete pump operators, graders, signalers, among others.

Estimates for the Construction Sector in 2021

According to projections from the Construction Industry Union (Sinduscon-SP), in partnership with FGV, the GDP in the construction sector is expected to grow by 3.8% in 2021, a significant recovery compared to the previous year, which ended with a 2.5% decline.

This year, the expectation is that the construction GDP will grow due to the performance of business works, which, due to the opening of new sites, will see an increase of 4.1%. Additionally, another component will be household consumption in retail for home renovations and construction, which is expected to grow by 3.5% this year.

São Paulo City Hall Reopens Applications for 400 Job Openings in Construction

São Paulo City Hall Extends Applications for Job Openings in the Construction Sector, with Salaries Ranging from R$ 1,707 to R$ 2,990

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Register for Job Openings in São Paulo

About the Salaries of the Offered Positions in SP

Estimates for the Construction Sector in 2021

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Read Also

Register for Job Openings in São Paulo

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Estimates for the Construction Sector in 2021

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Described by astronauts as one of the most unlikely natural phenomena on Earth, the Okavango Delta spreads over up to 15,000 square kilometers in the middle of the desert and transforms Botswana into a living labyrinth of channels, islands, and flooded areas.

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