Urgent Recruitment of Laborers, Drivers, Technicians, and More Workers for Job Openings in Construction Projects on June 23

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/06/2021 at 16:26

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Heavy Civil Construction Company Hires Professionals With Incomplete Elementary Education to Technical for Job Openings in Minas Gerais

Progeo Engineering is recruiting construction professionals to fulfill contracts for projects in Ouro Branco, Barão de Cocais, and Nova Lima, in Minas Gerais. There are job openings for candidates with incomplete elementary education to technical. See below the requested positions and how to register your resume.

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The PROGEO Engineering operates in all regions of the country and has a significant portfolio of completed projects in civil construction and infrastructure. Additionally, it executes complete infrastructure recovery works in railways, highways, urban drainage structures, and earthworks and paving services.

Attention! Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for the job openings in civil construction projects posted by PROGEO Engineering, and at any moment, the opportunities may be filled by the company.

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Check Below for Job Openings for Civil Construction Projects in Minas Gerais

Construction Workers
Carpenters
Bus Drivers
Occupational Safety Technicians
Environmental Technicians
Earthworks Supervisors
Jackhammer Operators
Grading Operators
Strut Assemblers
Crane Operators
Concrete Pump Operators

Requirements: proof of experience required in the employment record

Registration: individuals interested in the job openings above must send their resume along with a copy of their work experience to the email vagas@progeo.com.br

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