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Construction Industry Reference, Egis Offers Job Openings in Bahia

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 11/03/2024 at 16:48

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The International Company Egis, Active in Consulting, Construction, and Services, Opened Job Vacancies in Bahia for the Works of the West-East Integration Railway (Fiol).

The company’s positions are available in the municipality of Uruçuca, in the Ilhéus-Itabuna Region, Southern State. They include positions such as junior civil engineer, senior civil engineer, mid-level technician, and senior technician, covering various areas of engineering.

Additionally, Egis offers job openings for other infrastructure projects in several cities, such as Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais), Nova Lima (Minas Gerais), Canaã dos Carajás, Cotia (São Paulo), Butantã (São Paulo), Curitiba (Paraná), and São Luís (Maranhão).

Salaries for Positions in the Fiol Works

When announcing the job vacancies in Bahia, the company did not specify the salaries offered or the benefits provided to the workers. These details will only be communicated to candidates who proceed to the next stages of the selection process.

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More Information About the Company Egis

Egis’s operations encompass environmental management services. It identifies, monitors, and restores damaged land, maintains water quality, manages waste, regulates gas emissions in the atmosphere, and monitors fauna and flora.

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Construction Industry Reference, Egis Offers Job Openings in Bahia

The International Company Egis, Active in Consulting, Construction, and Services, Opened Job Vacancies in Bahia for the Works of the West-East Integration Railway (Fiol).

Salaries for Positions in the Fiol Works

More Information About the Company Egis

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