General Repair Positions Available by CBSI in Volta Redonda Today, July 22

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/07/2019 at 12:16

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The positions announced by CBSI this Monday, July 22, are for immediate start. Resume submission until the 29th of this month.

CBSI Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company has just announced temporary job openings for general repair for Technical and Supervisory positions. The vacancies are for work in the city of Volta Redonda in Rio de Janeiro. The company informs that the positions are also open to PWD professionals and the deadline for submitting resumes is until July 29.

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

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Open Positions at CBSI/Volta Redonda

Mechanical Supervisor
Welding Supervisor
Occupational Safety Technician
Planning Technician (with knowledge of Primavera)
Operational Technician

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If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions, do not waste time, the company provides two ways to apply for the positions, Good Luck!

By email, where you can send your resume stating the job title in the subject line until 07/29 to trabalheconosco@cbsi.com.br

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

General Repair Positions Available by CBSI in Volta Redonda Today, July 22

The positions announced by CBSI this Monday, July 22, are for immediate start. Resume submission until the 29th of this month.

Open Positions at CBSI/Volta Redonda

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