Immediate Job Openings Announced Today, 02, by the Brazilian Company of Infrastructure Services. Resume Submission Deadline is 08/08!

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Published on 02/08/2019 at 13:51

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CBSI Opens Selection Process for General Repairs in Volta Redonda – Rio de Janeiro. Don’t Waste Time, the Deadline for Sending Resumes is Until 08/08.

CBSI Brazilian Company of Infrastructure Services has just announced temporary vacancies for general repairs for operational, maintenance, and administrative positions. The vacancies are to work in the city of Volta Redonda in Rio de Janeiro. The company informs that the vacancies are also for PWD professionals. Pay attention to the deadline for sending resumes.

CBSI is a Brazilian Company of Infrastructure Services founded in 2011 from a Joint Venture between CSN and CKTR. It is present in the states of Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Santa Catarina, and Paraná. It operates in the infrastructure services segment with the commitment to offer corporate services with qualified and dedicated labor, with a competitive advantage, always aiming at customer satisfaction and loyalty.

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About the Vacancies

Human Resources Assistant – send resume by 15/08/2019
Human Resources Analyst – send resume by 15/08/2019
Maintenance Electrician – send resume by 08/08/2019
Power and Control Electrician – send resume by 08/08/2019
Toolmaker – send resume by 08/08/2019
Electrical Leader – send resume by 08/08/2019
Mechanical Leader – send resume by 08/08/2019

Application

If you are a specialized professional in any of the above functions and reside in Rio de Janeiro, don’t waste time, the company offers two ways to apply for the vacancies. Good Luck!

By email, where you can send your resume informing the job title in the subject line to trabalheconosco@cbsi.com.br

In person, you can deliver your resume in person at the company headquarters at Avenida 7 de Setembro, nº 419, Aterrado – Volta Redonda

Immediate Job Openings Announced Today, 02, by the Brazilian Company of Infrastructure Services. Resume Submission Deadline is 08/08!

CBSI Opens Selection Process for General Repairs in Volta Redonda – Rio de Janeiro. Don’t Waste Time, the Deadline for Sending Resumes is Until 08/08.

About the Vacancies

Application

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