Elementary, Middle, and Technical Workers Can Apply for Job Openings as Operator, Mason, Mechanic, Production Assistant, Carpenter, Welder, Electrician, and More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 05/08/2020 at 13:57

Muitas vagas de emprego são oferecidas para profissionais de nível fundamental, médio e técnico que tenham disponibilidade para trabalhar em Betim

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Many Job Openings Are Available for Elementary, High School, and Technical Professionals Willing to Work in Betim, Minas Gerais. Applications Close Today!

Job openings are available through Seter (Superintendency of Labor, Employment, and Income) for Betim and the metropolitan region in Minas Gerais. The positions include mechanic, bricklayer, laborer, electrician, bricklayer, among many others and are aimed at workers with elementary, high school, and technical backgrounds.

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Check the job openings below!

ETE Operator – Betim and Region;
Butcher – Betim and Region;
Consignment Sales Consultant – 2 openings – Betim and Region;
Bricklayer – 2 openings – Betim and Region;
Bricklayer Helper – 2 openings – Betim and Region;
Grill Cook – Betim and Region;
Maintenance Mechanic for Machinery and Trucks – Betim and Region;
Production Assistant – 2 openings – Betim and Region;
Salesperson – Betim and Region;
Carpenter – 2 openings – Betim and Region;
Housekeeper – Betim and Region;
Maintenance Mechanic – Betim and Region;
Finishing Bricklayer – Betim and Region;
Carpenter – Betim and Region;
Steel Fixer – Betim and Region;
Construction Helper – Betim and Region;
Welding Technician – Betim and Region;
Electrical Assistant – Brumadinho;
Plumber – Brumadinho;
Metalworker – Brumadinho;
Building Maintenance Electrician – Brumadinho;
Civil Maintenance Assistant – Brumadinho.

Applications: Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, applications are being made online. To go to the application website, simply CLICK HERE. Good luck!

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Elementary, Middle, and Technical Workers Can Apply for Job Openings as Operator, Mason, Mechanic, Production Assistant, Carpenter, Welder, Electrician, and More

Many Job Openings Are Available for Elementary, High School, and Technical Professionals Willing to Work in Betim, Minas Gerais. Applications Close Today!

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Stored for over 100 years, the first underwater tunnel in Latin America receives a decisive boost with a loan of R$ 2.5 billion signed in April and promises to connect Santos and Guarujá, on the coast of São Paulo, in just 5 minutes.

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