Ideal Work Seeks Offshore Professional for Its Macaé Branch

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Published on 23/07/2019 at 10:32

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Offshore Job Opened by Company Based in Macaé is for Professional Qualified to Work with Electrical Installations, and Salary is Negotiable

Ideal Work is looking for a professional with a technical degree in Electrotechnics and certification in Irata N1 to work on its offshore contracts from its base in Macaé.
The professional must have the courses generally required for boarding and have valid certificates, so please check your documentation before sending your resume.

Ideal Work was founded in 2006 as a company for Construction, Consulting, and Engineering Projects and specializes in developing solutions in the areas of civil, electrical, mechanical engineering, fall protection, and occupational safety.
See below all the details of the job that Ideal Work is offering for Macaé.

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Job for Macaé – Electrotechnical Technician/Irata N1

Remuneration: Negotiable
Activities to be Developed: Work on the implementation and maintenance of electrical installations (Inspection, Calibration, Testing).

Requirements: CBSP, THUE (Opito certificate), NR-10 (present a valid 40h certificate or 16h recycling certificate, plus the 40h certificate that originated the current training); NR-34 – Induction (present a valid updated 6h certificate or 4h recycling certificate, plus the 6h certificate that originated the current training); NR-33 – Confined Space Attendant (present a valid 16h certificate or a valid updated 8h recycling certificate, plus the 16h certificate that originated the recycling); NR-35 (Updated 8h Certificate); Explosive Atmosphere / Ex Certificate – 16h; Electrotechnical Technician; Active and Valid Class Council Registration; Irata Brazil – N1 or Rope Access N1

Interested in the job? Do you have the required profile? Then take this excellent opportunity to work in Macaé, send your resume right now to the email: gina.ferreira@idealwork.com.br.

Ideal Work Seeks Offshore Professional for Its Macaé Branch

Offshore Job Opened by Company Based in Macaé is for Professional Qualified to Work with Electrical Installations, and Salary is Negotiable

Job for Macaé – Electrotechnical Technician/Irata N1

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