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Human Resources Calls Professionals for Construction Projects in the Netherlands

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/08/2018 at 11:27

Updated on 01/08/2018 at 12:37

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The Positions Are for TIG Welders and Metalworkers and Immediate Start. Learn About the Requirements and How to Apply

Hiring for these projects in the Netherlands is under the responsibility of E2S Human Resources Solutions, and the call is official for those who wish to travel abroad to work in a country that offers great quality of life, in addition to a good international experience. Today’s opportunities are for professional welders and metalworkers; we will list the requirements for the positions, but first, be informed that a construction company in Curitiba is hiring in all positions, as you will see later here.

Requirements and How to Apply

As mentioned above, the opportunities are for welders and metalworkers, and although the projects are in the Netherlands, applications will take place at the company’s office in Portugal. If you are Brazilian and living in Portugal, you can go directly to their office at Rua da Poente, number 142, Aldeias de Cima – Trofa, Portugal. If you do not live in Portugal but want to send your resumes for these projects in the Netherlands, the company has provided the email candidates@e2s.pt, but naturally, candidates living in mainland Europe will have better chances.

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Official Company Publication

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Human Resources Calls Professionals for Construction Projects in the Netherlands

The Positions Are for TIG Welders and Metalworkers and Immediate Start. Learn About the Requirements and How to Apply

Requirements and How to Apply

Official Company Publication

Official Publication

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Human Resources Calls Professionals for Construction Projects in the Netherlands

The Positions Are for TIG Welders and Metalworkers and Immediate Start. Learn About the Requirements and How to Apply

Requirements and How to Apply

Official Company Publication

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