Immediate Boarding: Selection Process for Hiring Inspectors with Qualification in Parasite Currents

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/11/2020 at 05:49

EMBARQUE IMEDIATO: processo seletivo para contratação de Inspetores com qualificação em Correntes Parasitas

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Immediate Embarkation! Job vacancies announced yesterday afternoon, November 11, by Derrick Services for Inspector professionals

Derrick Services started yesterday afternoon (11/11) a recruitment process for hiring Inspector professionals qualified in Eddy Current, who are available for immediate embarkation. See the details below to apply for the job vacancies! Sign up too, Resume registration for all functions for Petrobras offshore contracts at UO-Rio in Macaé and to work at the REFAP refinery, on this day 11

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A Derrick Services is a company specialized in assembling towers and metal structures for the oil and natural gas industry, prepared to meet the diversification of the industrial market, whether OFFSHORE or ONSHORE, with services in Niterói and surrounding areas.

Attention! Click Oil and Gas only publishes job vacancies and is not responsible for hiring, which is the company’s responsibility. Therefore, the job announcement may expire at any moment.

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The company announced yesterday (11/11) a selection process for hiring Inspectors qualified in Eddy Current

Inspectors

Requirements

Qualification in Eddy Current
IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY for embarkation
PROFILES OUTSIDE OF REQUIREMENTS WILL HAVE THEIR RESUMES DELETED WITHOUT ANALYSIS.*

ATTENTION: Only resumes with the qualifications above verified will be accepted

Application for Job Vacancies

Interested parties meeting the prerequisites, please send your resume to perfil@derrickservices.com.br putting in the subject: “INSPECTOR Vacancies – 11/11/2020”. THE COMPANY INFORMS THAT PROFILES OUTSIDE OF REQUIREMENTS WILL HAVE THEIR RESUMES DELETED WITHOUT ANALYSIS. Good luck!

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Immediate Boarding: Selection Process for Hiring Inspectors with Qualification in Parasite Currents

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