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Open Positions Available to Address 30 and 60-Day Stop on November 21

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/11/2019 at 06:40

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Check All Job Openings for Elementary and High School Professionals Open Today by Teb Group

Many job opportunities open today, November 21 by Teb Group. The positions are to support maintenance downtime of 30 and 60 days, in São Paulo. Check below the positions and the city of operation. Energisa with more than 100 job openings for Assistants, Electricians, Supervisors, Technicians, Engineers on this day November 21.

A TEB GROUP is a company based in Sorocaba, SP specialized in Maintenance management and projects. The company also has experience in developing customized and efficient solutions for each sector of operation.

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Maintenance Electrician – Piedade/SP

Requirements

Experience with infrastructure assembly (troughs, conduit, cable passage, etc.)
NR10
Electrical courses
Availability to work during a 60-day shutdown

Building Painter – Sorocaba/SP

Requirements

Experience with painting and materials inherent to the function, such as paints and solvents.
Desirable knowledge in spray painting

Maintenance Electrician – Piedade/SP

Requirements

Experience in the role
NR10
Electrical courses
Availability to work during a 30-day shutdown

Application for Teb Group Job Openings in São Paulo

Interested candidates that meet the above professional profile should send their resumes to the email: selecao@tebroeck.com.br, indicating in the subject the position and city. Good Luck!

Open Positions Available to Address 30 and 60-Day Stop on November 21

Check All Job Openings for Elementary and High School Professionals Open Today by Teb Group

Maintenance Electrician – Piedade/SP

Building Painter – Sorocaba/SP

Maintenance Electrician – Piedade/SP

Application for Teb Group Job Openings in São Paulo

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