Candidates From Elementary, High School, Technical, and Higher Education Called to Work on Petrobras Projects at Comperj in Itaboraí

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Published on 20/08/2021 at 11:44

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Job Openings for Working on UPGN Projects at Comperj, Today August 20. Submit Your Resume!

Attention professionals from Itaboraí and surrounding areas, do you want to work for an industrial services provider that values each one of its employees?! STERN SERVICE is constantly growing and is looking for people to join the team for another contract of thermal insulation, passive fire protection, assembly and disassembly of scaffolding on the equipment of the Natural Gas Processing Unit (UPGN) of Petrobras, Comperj, in Itaboraí-RJ. See below the positions available and how to submit your resume.

Check Below the Positions Called for Petrobras Contracts at Comperj

Planning Technician
Planning Assistant
Safety Technician
Quality Control Technician
Quality Control Assistant
Materials Technician
Administrative Assistant
Storekeeper
Crane Driver
Scaffolding Supervisor
Thermal Insulation Foreman
Passive Protection Foreman
Scaffolding Foreman
Sheet Metal Worker Layout
Sheet Metal Worker Assembler
Insulator
Painter (Intumescent Epoxy)
Scaffolder
Helper

Requirements: The company does not provide the requirements, so before sending your resume, update your contact details, courses, certificates, and qualifications.

Application: Those interested in applying for the job openings for UPGN projects at Petrobras in Comperj should send their resume mentioning the position name in the subject line of the email to curriculo.rj@sternservice.com.br

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