TEB Group Just Announced Extensive Selection Process for Major Market Roles

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 05/07/2019 at 16:21

Updated on 09/07/2019 at 19:23

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Giant Selection Process Covers Nearly All Major Functions in the Operational Area and Also Seeks Professionals with Technical Backgrounds and Team Leaders

TEB Group has just started searching for many professionals; there are openings for key positions in the industry. There are vacancies for welders, plumbers, boilermakers, mechanics, electricians, and many other roles.
The announcement of the selection process, which you can view below at the end of the article, was posted on the company’s official social media, and all roles are located in the city of Maringa, Paraná.

TEB GROUP is a company headquartered in Sorocaba, SP, and is specialized in maintenance management and projects. The company also has experience in developing customized and efficient solutions for each operating sector.

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See the List of Available Positions

TIG/MIG Welder (with courses in the field)
Industrial Plumber
Boilermaker
Maintenance Mechanic
Maintenance Electrician
Maintenance Assistant (Electrical and Mechanical)
Industrial Metalworker
Maintenance Leader (Mechanical and Electrical)
Instrument Technician
Building Maintenance Worker (Mason/helper)
Occupational Safety Technician
Industrial Refrigeration Technician

TEB Group highlights in the announcement of this selection process that for all positions, experience and knowledge in the field are required. Interested parties should please send their resumes to the email: selecao@tebroeck.com.br, indicating the subject as the position and the city.

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