Immediate Job Openings in Various Positions for the Eastern Perimeter Construction Projects

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 11/03/2021 at 20:27

Updated on 11/03/2021 at 20:33

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Selection Process with Job Openings for Candidates with Elementary and High School Education to Work on the Perimetral Leste Project in Foz do Iguaçu

Selection process open for IMMEDIATE job openings in various positions for elementary and high school graduates by the JL – Planaterra – Iguatemi consortium. The opportunities are to work on the Perimetral Leste project, funded by Itaipu. Salaries range from R$ 2,100 to R$ 3,500. See below how to secure yours.

Job Openings for the Region

R$ 140 million has been invested from the Brazilian margin of Itaipu Binational. The job openings help boost the labor market in times of economic slowdown. Hired workers will participate in the construction of the 15 km road that will connect the Brazil-Paraguay Integration Bridge (between Foz do Iguaçu and Presidente Franco) to the BR-277 highway. The bridge is also funded by the Brazilian margin of the binational.

In total, Itaipu has allocated R$ 2.5 billion for projects like the Perimetral Leste, the Integration Bridge, the construction of the Municipal Market of Foz, among others, as well as new contracts for the modernization of the Brazilian electric sector. Together, these initiatives amount to more than 2,500 job openings.

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Check Below the Positions Called for the Job Openings at the Perimetral Leste in Foz do Iguaçu

Hydraulic Excavator Operators (2 openings)
Motor Grader (2)
Backhoe (1)
Bulldozer (2)
Agricultural Tractor with Harrow (2)
Roller (1).

Requirements: have experience documented in a work record or training with a certificate.

Application

To apply for one of the job openings, the professional needs to send the resume to recrutamento.foz@construtorajl.com. Representatives from the consortium will contact you to arrange further details such as working hours, salary, and hiring period. Preference will be given to workers residing in Foz do Iguaçu.

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