Técnicos e Engenheiros requisitados para obras de construção civil e industrial pela Hill Internacional

Technicians and Engineers Requested for Civil and Industrial Construction Works by Hill International

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/12/2019 at 09:28

Updated on 06/12/2019 at 09:31

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World-Famous Construction Company Seeks Technicians and Engineers from Various Fields for Projects in MG and SP

Hill International is receiving resumes from high school and higher education professionals for eight positions in civil and industrial construction. The announcement was made by the company’s human resources management last night. Porto do Açú with Job Openings for Engineers Without Experience

The Hill International is a company specializing in construction processes and has thousands of professionals in 100 offices around the world, each with local knowledge of their respective markets, as well as their specific type of construction project.

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The company informs that the positions below are for professionals residing in the Pouso Alegre region (Itajubá, Extrema, Poços de Caldas, Bragança Paulista, Pindamonhangaba, Taubaté, Atibaia, Caçapava, etc.)

Financial Administrative: Experience in administration/financial control of PMG construction projects/administration; advanced Excel.

Financial Admin Assistant: Experience with contractor measurement reports and invoice control; Excel.

Electrical Installations Technician: Experience in supervision, oversight of works, and mechanical assemblies in the food industry.

Safety Technician: With experience in industrial construction.

Planning Engineer: Experience in industrial and civil construction; MSProject.

Civil Engineer: Experience in industrial construction and field supervision.

Architect: Coordination of projects and complementary aspects (structures, foundations, air conditioning, electrical, plumbing, PCI/Utilities).

Application

Hill International requests that those interested in the above construction positions send their resumes with salary expectations and city of residence to gp@hillintl.com, mentioning “POUSO” in the email subject.

Before sending the resume, do not forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience. Good Luck!

Technicians and Engineers Requested for Civil and Industrial Construction Works by Hill International

World-Famous Construction Company Seeks Technicians and Engineers from Various Fields for Projects in MG and SP

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