CBSI and SECOM Have Opportunities for Residents of Volta Redonda

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 18/04/2019 at 09:06

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The Infrastructure Company CBSI and the Department of Construction of Volta Redonda Announced on 04/12 Opportunities for Local Residents. There Are Offshore Positions!

The positions were announced on April 12 through the official news channel of the companies. The opportunities are for experienced and qualified professionals in the roles of Elevator Maintenance Technician, PVC Ceiling Installer, and professionals in the Engineering field. The positions are for residents of the Volta Redonda RJ region. Be mindful of the application deadline!

SECOM Positions – Department of Construction of Volta Redonda

Elevator Maintenance Technician – offshore position, required to have survival courses + HUET, NR’s 35/33/10/20, and availability to work onboard
PVC Ceiling Installer, required to have experience in the role

Application: If you are interested in any of the positions above, please visit the Sine of Volta Redonda as soon as possible from 8 AM to 4 PM with the following documents: CTPS, RG, PIS, CPF, and proof of residence. Good luck!

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CBSI Position – Civil Engineer – Business Development Specialist

This position is also for PWD professionals, and the application deadline is until April 22, 2019.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering
Experience in preparing budgets for civil maintenance, metal structures, railways, or logistics

Activities

Technical and commercial visits and proposal preparation;
Negotiation of renewals and new contracts with clients;
Participation in Business Rounds

CBSI Position – Mechanical Engineer – Fleet and Equipment Coordinator

This position is also for PWD professionals, and the application deadline is until April 19, 2019.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
Desirable knowledge in Innovation and Industry 4.0

Activities

Management of fleets and equipment;
Management of the team and workshop for yellow line, industrial, stationary equipment, and trucks;
Solid knowledge of maintenance planning and control
Responsible for analysis, asset management, and performance indicators

Application CBSI Engineer Positions

If you are interested in the engineer position and meet the requirements set by CBSI, send your resume within the deadline, indicating in the subject line of the email the name of the desired position to trabalheconosco@cbsi.com.br Good luck!

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CBSI and SECOM Have Opportunities for Residents of Volta Redonda

The Infrastructure Company CBSI and the Department of Construction of Volta Redonda Announced on 04/12 Opportunities for Local Residents. There Are Offshore Positions!

SECOM Positions – Department of Construction of Volta Redonda

CBSI Position – Civil Engineer – Business Development Specialist

CBSI Position – Mechanical Engineer – Fleet and Equipment Coordinator

Application CBSI Engineer Positions

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CBSI and SECOM Have Opportunities for Residents of Volta Redonda

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SECOM Positions – Department of Construction of Volta Redonda

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Application CBSI Engineer Positions

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