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Job Openings in Linhares, ES at Factory Construction Company Today, September 30

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Published on 30/09/2019 at 10:12

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Job Openings in Linhares ES Are Offered by Construction Company That Built 60% of Brazil’s Soft Drink Factories

Excellent opportunities in Linhares ES are being offered by a specialist company in civil construction and factory assembly, which built the Coca-Cola factory. Check out job openings in BA as well!
These are job openings in the state of ES, with a large company that you cannot miss applying to. See below the list of available positions.

Plaenge Industrial has quality and innovation in projects, civil construction, and industrial assemblies in its DNA. The Industrial Division of the Plaenge Group operates nationally and has regional offices in Londrina and Curitiba, Paraná.
Plaenge Industrial has built over 1.5 million square meters of factories in 19 Brazilian states and also in Venezuela. Among all the clients of the Industrial Division, it is worth highlighting The Coca-Cola Company and its bottlers. Plaenge Industrial participated in the design, assembly, or construction of more than 60% of the soft drink factories in Brazil.

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List of Job Openings: (Click on the Names for More Details Directly from the Company Website)

Warehouse Worker
Production Supervisor
Production Leader
Safety Technician
Carpenter
Site Administrator
Resident Engineer

The professionals will work in the city of Linhares in ES, and the company highlights in the advertisement that it hires people with disabilities.
Click here to go directly to the company’s page with the job openings, but the company requests that you register and log in before applying.

We do not guarantee that the job openings will remain open after the closing dates communicated by the company.

Job Openings in Linhares, ES at Factory Construction Company Today, September 30

Job Openings in Linhares ES Are Offered by Construction Company That Built 60% of Brazil’s Soft Drink Factories

List of Job Openings: (Click on the Names for More Details Directly from the Company Website)

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Job Openings in Linhares, ES at Factory Construction Company Today, September 30

Job Openings in Linhares ES Are Offered by Construction Company That Built 60% of Brazil’s Soft Drink Factories

List of Job Openings: (Click on the Names for More Details Directly from the Company Website)

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