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Grupo Arliz recruits engineers and technicians for projects in mainland Portugal and the Azores

Jornal Económico10 September 2026 at 15:38

Grupo Arliz is recruiting several professionals in the engineering and construction sector for projects in mainland Portugal and the Azores, the company announced this Thursday. The team expansion covers different levels of experience and areas of specialization, from civil engineering and construction management to preparation and quantity surveying, health and safety, environment and quality functions, as well as operational roles.

In the North, opportunities include professional internships for civil engineers in Viana do Castelo and Porto, as well as the quantity surveyor/preparer role. In the Centre and South, the group is looking for a construction manager for Lisbon, professional internships for civil engineers in Lisbon, Setúbal and Faro, quantity surveyor/preparer, and health, safety, environment and quality technician for the capital. In the Azores, recruitment focuses on the island of São Miguel, with openings in Ponta Delgada for the roles of foreman, construction manager, site supervisor, civil engineer, mason, rough mason and finishing mason, and quantity surveyor/preparer.

Founded in Braga and with over 30 years of activity, Grupo Arliz has expanded to several cities in mainland Portugal and the islands and has internationalized to countries such as Spain, France, Monaco, Angola, and Mozambique. It operates in engineering and construction, metalworking, air conditioning and plumbing, real estate development, hospitality, and car parks.

Among the requirements, the group demands a sense of responsibility, proactivity, teamwork spirit, and proven experience in civil construction. For construction managers, a higher education degree in civil engineering, registration with the Order of Engineers, and proficiency in IT tools such as AutoCAD are required.

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