Eletricista, Técnico de Segurança, Engenheiro, Caldeireiro e mais são convocados para vagas na Raízen, do grupo Shell

Electrician, Safety Technician, Engineer, Boilermaker, and More Called for Positions at Raízen, Part of the Shell Group

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 27/03/2020 at 09:55

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Raízen, a Shell Group Company, Is Hiring Electricians, Safety Technicians, Engineers, and More for Positions in MS and SP

Raízen, the Shell brand company, is offering positions for electricians, safety technicians, boilermakers, maintenance technicians, and safety engineers for Mato Grosso do Sul and São Paulo. The positions are for high school, technical, and higher education professionals.

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Cosan and Shell were responsible for the creation of Raízen, a company resulting from the integration process of the two companies’ businesses and today operates in segments such as: ethanol, sugar, bioenergy, fuel, among others.

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Check out the available positions below.

Boilermaker Sr

Location: Caarapó, MS

Requirements:

Completed High School; Desirable Professional Qualification Course in Industrial Boilermaking; Desirable knowledge in piping; Availability of hours; Reside in the Caarapó/MS region.

Predictive Maintenance Technician Sr

Location: Caarapó, MS

Requirements: Technical Training in Mechanics; Vibration Analysis Courses; Experience in the function; Advanced knowledge in laser alignment, ODS/GX vibration analysis, dynamic balancing in two planes and static; Availability of schedule – 6 x 1.

Electrician Sr

Location: Barra Bonita, SP

Prerequisites: Technician in Electrical, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation, Mechatronics; Training in NR 10 and SEP with a certificate issued by an entity accredited by the MEC.

Occupational Safety Technician Jr

Training in Occupational Safety Technician (MTE Registration); CNH B; Knowledge of the Office Package (Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, Word); Availability to work 5×1 and in shifts; Availability to reside in Caarapó MS or Dourados MS.

Safety Engineer Sr

Location: Caarapó, MS

Requirements: Degree in Engineering with a specialization in Occupational Safety, with active CREA; Knowledge or experience with some management system; Proficiency with Office Package; CNH B.

Applications

To apply, just click on the link for each position. Good luck!

Electrician, Safety Technician, Engineer, Boilermaker, and More Called for Positions at Raízen, Part of the Shell Group

Raízen, a Shell Group Company, Is Hiring Electricians, Safety Technicians, Engineers, and More for Positions in MS and SP

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