Vagas de emprego para técnicos e engenheiros na maior produtora brasileira de bauxita, matéria-prima do alumínio

Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers at Brazil’s Largest Bauxite Producer, MRN

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/02/2020 at 06:45

Updated on 24/02/2020 at 07:16

Vagas de emprego para técnicos e engenheiros na maior produtora brasileira de bauxita, a MRN

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The Positions Are for Technicians and Engineers in the Areas of Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, and Piping at MRN – Mineração Rio do Norte – PA

Many job openings for technicians and engineers have been announced by IDG Engineering and Consulting. The company is collecting resumes to fulfill its newest contract at the largest Brazilian bauxite producer – MRN in Trombetas, PA. Amaggi with more than 30 job vacancies for Helpers, Technicians, Engineers, and more professionals on this February 24

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IDG Engineering has been assisting its clients since 2002 with development in all engineering areas, providing consulting in sectors such as civil construction, energy, cement, and infrastructure, designing and managing projects throughout the national territory.

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Those interested in the above positions and residents of the PA region should send their updated resume indicating the job title in the subject line of the email to douglas.alvim@idg-eng.com

Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers at Brazil’s Largest Bauxite Producer, MRN

The Positions Are for Technicians and Engineers in the Areas of Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, and Piping at MRN – Mineração Rio do Norte – PA

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Application for IDG Engineering Job Vacancies

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