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In Macaé, GranIHC Kicks Off the Month with New Onshore Job Openings. Hiring Expected in November

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/10/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 30/09/2019 at 20:31

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GranIHC in Macaé Announced New Openings for Onshore Activities, the Positions Are for Technical Level Professionals; Submit Your Resume by October 7.

In Macaé, GranIHC announced yesterday, September 30, onshore vacancies for specialized technical level professionals in the positions of Electrical Inspector and Dimensional Inspector. The company informs that the hiring forecast will be for next month (November). Take advantage of the fact that GranIHC announced many offshore and onshore vacancies this Sunday, 29, hurry up as the deadline for sending your resume is now October 5.

The GranIHC Services S.A. was born from the association of Brazilian entrepreneurship from Gran with the tradition and global presence of the Dutch Royal IHC, aiming to provide services for the offshore market in all stages of the value chain: manufacturing, installation, integrity, and decommissioning of equipment and systems.

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Electrical Inspector – Onshore

Requirements

Minimum of 2 years of experience in the specified disciplines, including trainee period
Completed Technical High School
Electrical Inspection by ABRAMAN
SEQUI/FBTS Qualification
NR10
Fluent in English

Activities: Inspection of received materials; MTR verification and filing control; report issuance; indicator gathering.

Dimensional Inspector – Onshore

Requirements

Minimum of 2 years of experience in the specified disciplines, including trainee period
Completed Technical High School
Dimensional Inspection by ABENDI
Area Qualification
Fluent in English

Activities: Inspection of received materials; MTR verification and filing control; report issuance; indicator gathering.

Application for Onshore Vacancies at GranIHC Macaé

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions and meet the requirements set by the company, submit your updated resume by October 7, indicating the job title in the email subject field to rh@granihc.com

In Macaé, GranIHC Kicks Off the Month with New Onshore Job Openings. Hiring Expected in November

GranIHC in Macaé Announced New Openings for Onshore Activities, the Positions Are for Technical Level Professionals; Submit Your Resume by October 7.

Electrical Inspector – Onshore

Dimensional Inspector – Onshore

Application for Onshore Vacancies at GranIHC Macaé

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