Boilermakers Urgently Called to Fill 200 Immediate Job Openings at Petrobras Refinery

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/12/2022 at 16:31

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Engineering Company Bills Maintenance Contract At Petrobras Refinery And Recruits Urgent 200 Pipefitter Professionals!

Attention pipefitters, there are 200 job openings available this afternoon (12/20) by Engevale to attend the maintenance contract for the Alberto Pasqualini Refinery (REFAP), located in the Municipality of Canoas/RS. Register your resume!

The Alberto Pasqualini Refinery of Petrobras processes 32,000 m³/day and mainly serves the regional market, focusing on maximizing diesel oil production in addition to supplying gasoline, LPG, fuel oil, aviation kerosene, solvents (hexane, turpentine, and petrosolve), asphalt, coke, sulfur, and propylene.

Refap is connected via pipelines to the Almirante Soares Dutra Marine Terminal (Tedut) in Osório/RS and to the Niterói Terminal (Tenit), in Canoas/RS, from which products are transported by waterway to the Rio Grande Terminal, in Rio Grande/RS.

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Check Below How To Apply For The 200 Maintenance Job Openings At Refap

JOB OPENINGS/ WE ARE HIRING / PIPEFITTERS / IMMEDIATE START / ALBERTO PASQUALINI REFINERY

“We are hiring 200 professionals for the Pipefitter position to be part of our team during the Maintenance Shutdown of the Alberto Pasqualini Refinery (REFAP), located in the Municipality of Canoas/RS”, said Engevale on its official page this afternoon, December 20. Check how to register your resume and secure your job opening!

The company informs all interested parties that:

1st) to apply for the job openings, there are no financial costs to the candidates;

2nd) we do not require completing courses or training as a condition for participating in our selection processes.

Requirements: The company does not provide the requirements to apply for the 200 job openings, so please update your contact information, courses, qualifications, and experience before sending your resume.

Application: If you are interested, please send your resume to the email recrutamento.refap@engevale.com, with the subject “PIPEFITTER”.

Boilermakers Urgently Called to Fill 200 Immediate Job Openings at Petrobras Refinery

Engineering Company Bills Maintenance Contract At Petrobras Refinery And Recruits Urgent 200 Pipefitter Professionals!

Check Below How To Apply For The 200 Maintenance Job Openings At Refap

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Check Below How To Apply For The 200 Maintenance Job Openings At Refap

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