Construction Workers, Bricklayers, Electricians, Plumbers, Technicians, Engineers, and More Job Openings for Civil Construction and Sanitation in Recife - PE

Construction Workers, Bricklayers, Electricians, Plumbers, Technicians, Engineers, and More Job Openings for Civil Construction and Sanitation in Recife – PE

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Published on 13/08/2020 at 14:05

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Many Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and College Graduates in the Construction Sector to Work on Contracts and Projects in Recife – PE by Grupo Alves da Cunha

Grupo Alves da Cunha, a company specialized in engineering in the construction and sanitation sector, announced new job openings this afternoon (08/13), this time the opportunities are to meet the company’s contracts in Recife – PE. Are you looking for your first job but have NO experience? Ambev is calling recent graduates from all fields for positions in their Trainee Program 2021; salary of 7,000 reais and no need to speak English!

Check Below the Roles Called for Job Openings in the Construction Sector by Grupo Alves da Cunha to Meet Its Contracts and Projects in Recife- PE

Storekeeper
Administrative Assistant
Plumber
Construction Supervisor
Electrician
Backhoe Operator

Mason
Programmer
Helper
Safety Technician
Guard
Civil Engineer with specialization in Safety at Work

Requirements: The company does not specify the requirements to apply for job openings and work on construction projects in Recife – PE, so before sending your resume, update your contact details, courses, and experience.

Application until August 17, 2020

If you specialize in any of the job openings above, want to work on construction projects in Recife – PE, send your resume by August 17, mentioning the job title in the subject line of the email to recrutamento@alvescunha.com.br

Read Other Job Openings Posted by the Group for Projects in Gurupi – Tocantins – Resume Submission until 08/14

Civil Engineer
Planning Technician
Safety Technician
Construction Supervisor
Administrative Assistant
Surveyor
Surveying Assistant

Leveler
Plumber
Helper
Mason
Practical Helper
Backhoe Operator
Van Driver

Application until August 14, 2020, send your resume mentioning the job title in the subject line of the email to recrutamento@alvescunha.com.br. Follow Click Petróleo e Gás daily to stay updated on job openings and news on infrastructure in Brazil and worldwide.

Construction Workers, Bricklayers, Electricians, Plumbers, Technicians, Engineers, and More Job Openings for Civil Construction and Sanitation in Recife – PE

Many Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and College Graduates in the Construction Sector to Work on Contracts and Projects in Recife – PE by Grupo Alves da Cunha

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Check Below the Roles Called for Job Openings in the Construction Sector by Grupo Alves da Cunha to Meet Its Contracts and Projects in Recife- PE

Read Other Job Openings Posted by the Group for Projects in Gurupi – Tocantins – Resume Submission until 08/14

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Construction Workers, Bricklayers, Electricians, Plumbers, Technicians, Engineers, and More Job Openings for Civil Construction and Sanitation in Recife – PE

Many Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and College Graduates in the Construction Sector to Work on Contracts and Projects in Recife – PE by Grupo Alves da Cunha

See Also

Check Below the Roles Called for Job Openings in the Construction Sector by Grupo Alves da Cunha to Meet Its Contracts and Projects in Recife- PE

Read Other Job Openings Posted by the Group for Projects in Gurupi – Tocantins – Resume Submission until 08/14

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