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Servmar Environmental Defense Center with New Job Openings

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 05/09/2019 at 11:34

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Servmar Is Hiring for Environmental Defense Centers (CDA’s). The Positions Are for Various Regions of the Country, Some at a High School Level.

Servmar is starting the search for professionals for its CDA’s (Environmental Defense Centers). The opportunities are for safety technicians, logistics assistants, and maintenance specialists who have a driver’s license and interest in environmental protection standards. More than 6,000 job openings will be created in the construction of a shipyard. In an official statement, the company does not specify the workplace, so availability will be essential.

Logistics Assistant

High school diploma
Experience in logistics activities
Knowledge of route planning
Course on oil spill response and its derivatives
Must have a driver’s license

Occupational Safety Technician

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High school diploma
Technical training with registration in the relevant authority
First responder course (IMO or similar)
Defensive driving, first aid, and fire fighting course
Knowledge in the environmental area

Maintenance Specialist

High school diploma
First responder course (IMO or similar)
Experience in equipment maintenance
Knowledge in hydraulic maintenance, electric welding
Technical training in Mechanics will be a plus
Defensive driving and first aid course
Fire fighting course
Must have a driver’s license

Servmar is one of the leading companies in the environmental and engineering sectors, recognized in the market for the quality of its services and commitment to its values. A company of the OceanPact Group, Servmar started its activities in 1986, in the municipality of Cubatão (SP), providing maintenance and installation services for equipment at Petrobras Distribuidora S/A stations. Currently, it offers innovative solutions in environmental consulting and engineering, with a team committed to serving clients with readiness and quality.

Candidates who fit the profile should contact through the email rh@servmarambiental.com. Good luck to everyone!

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