Saíram muitas vagas para obra de construção e montagem industrial com alojamento pela Montservice

Many Job Openings for Construction and Industrial Assembly Work with Accommodation by Montservice

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/09/2019 at 08:37

Updated on 20/09/2019 at 08:57

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Amazing Job Openings for Professionals from Any Region Was Released Last Night by the Company for Construction Work. Understand the Details

Great opportunities for experienced professionals in construction and industrial assembly promoted by Montservice last Thursday night (19). Many job openings for those who have availability to travel and live on-site where the company’s project will take place. It is worth noting that the Darcy Pacheco Group is also hiring, click here afterwards to access. For today, let’s move on to the positions and responsibilities:

Positions and Requirements for the Construction Project

Site Supervisor
Planner
Safety Technician
Operators
Warehouseman
Boilermaker / Plumber
Drillers
Assembly Assistant
Scaffolder
Quality Inspector
TIG Welder

It is necessary to demonstrate a minimum of 2 years of experience in the positions; for this, the candidate must take a photo or scan the work card where the last 3 employment contracts are located, in addition to having absolute availability for trips.

Once all the above procedures are completed, it will be necessary to apply in two ways: By email or direct registration on the company’s website (we recommend doing both).

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Many Job Openings for Construction and Industrial Assembly Work with Accommodation by Montservice

Amazing Job Openings for Professionals from Any Region Was Released Last Night by the Company for Construction Work. Understand the Details

Positions and Requirements for the Construction Project

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