Electricians, Assistants, Technicians, Mechanics And More Positions Called Today (22) For Resume Registration In RJ By CBSI

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/05/2020 at 13:15

Updated on 22/05/2020 at 13:37

Eletricistas, Auxiliares, Técnicos, Mecânicse mais cargos convocados hoje (22), para cadastro de currículo no RJ pela CBSI

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13 Positions Called Today (22) by the Brazilian Infrastructure Company, CBSI, for Resume Registration at Its Headquarters in Itaguaí. Resume Submission Until June 10.

The Brazilian Infrastructure Services Company started on the afternoon of May 22 the registration of resumes to meet future labor demand at its headquarters in Itaguaí. The Japanese Company Modec Begins Selection Process for Offshore Position

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REINFORCING! Many people have questioned the fact that we at Click Oil and Gas are advertising job openings amid this global pandemic due to coronavirus.

Despite going through a crisis and many sectors having ceased their activities, some services remain essential, albeit reduced, and cannot stop, such as the oil and gas industry, oil, offshore infrastructure, and civil construction.

The company informs that job openings in the Occupational Safety area are also for people with disabilities (PCD), and the submission deadlines for resumes vary according to the position.

Check Below the Positions Called for Resume Registration at the Brazilian Infrastructure Company in RJ

Measurement Assistant
Social Cleaning Assistant
Maintenance Electrician
Power and Control Electrician
Team Leader (Painting)
Team Leader (Social Cleaning)
Team Leader (Mechanical and Welding)
Team Leader (Electrical Maintenance)
Fleet Maintenance Mechanic
Mobile Equipment Operator
Occupational Nursing Technician
Occupational Safety Technician
Planning Technician

Requirements

Reside in the cities of Itaguaí or Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro
Experience in the area

Registration Until June 10, 2020

If you live in Santa Cruz or Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro, and are interested in any of the positions above, to apply, just send your resume by June 10 in Word or PDF format, indicating the job title to selecaoitaguai@cbsi.com.br

Electricians, Assistants, Technicians, Mechanics And More Positions Called Today (22) For Resume Registration In RJ By CBSI

13 Positions Called Today (22) by the Brazilian Infrastructure Company, CBSI, for Resume Registration at Its Headquarters in Itaguaí. Resume Submission Until June 10.

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Check Below the Positions Called for Resume Registration at the Brazilian Infrastructure Company in RJ

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Electricians, Assistants, Technicians, Mechanics And More Positions Called Today (22) For Resume Registration In RJ By CBSI

13 Positions Called Today (22) by the Brazilian Infrastructure Company, CBSI, for Resume Registration at Its Headquarters in Itaguaí. Resume Submission Until June 10.

Read Also

Check Below the Positions Called for Resume Registration at the Brazilian Infrastructure Company in RJ

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A robot named Walter does the work of five bricklayers per hour and can save the construction industry, where the average age of professionals is 46 years and almost no one wants to learn the trade anymore, in the United Kingdom.

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