Job Openings in RJ for Construction and Industrial Works at Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company

Job Openings in RJ for Construction and Industrial Works at Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company – CBSI

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Published on 05/03/2021 at 12:55

Updated on 05/03/2021 at 13:24

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Job Openings in RJ for Elementary and High School in the Civil and Industrial Construction Areas Build Your Career at the Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company!

Register your resume and compete for job openings to work on civil and industrial construction contracts in Volta Redonda, RJ, at the Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company (CBSI). The opportunities are for elementary and high school positions as helpers, welders, assemblers, and more! Also, sign up for Job openings for elementary, high school, technical, and higher education for offshore and onshore contracts in Rio das Ostras, Macaé, Aracruz, and São Paulo opened by Imetame Metalmecânica

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Check below all the positions called by CBSI in the civil and industrial construction areas in RJ and send your resume!

Logistics Assistant
Technical Assistant
Execution Technician
Planning Technician
Programming Technician
Mechanical Leader
Maintenance Mechanic
Alignment Mechanic
Welding Technician
Welder 6G – TIG / MIG
Electrical Leader
Maintenance Electrician
Scaffolding Leader
Scaffolding Assembler
Toolmaker
Glazier

Requirements

The company informs that the job openings above are for candidates residing in Volta Redonda – RJ or the surrounding area.

Application

Those interested in the job openings in the civil and industrial construction areas opened by the Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company (CBSI) should send their resume by March 12 to trabalheconosco@cbsi.com.br, and write the job title you wish to apply for in the email subject.

Job Openings in RJ for Construction and Industrial Works at Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company – CBSI

Job Openings in RJ for Elementary and High School in the Civil and Industrial Construction Areas Build Your Career at the Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company!

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Check below all the positions called by CBSI in the civil and industrial construction areas in RJ and send your resume!

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