Engineering Company Hires Labor for Work in Portugal

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/03/2019 at 06:18

Updated on 07/03/2019 at 09:13

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ST Maintenance and Services Has Many Job Openings for Activities in Portugal Because There Simply Aren’t Enough Workers in the Country to Meet the Scope of Their Contract

Portugal has been facing issues in recent years regarding the Lack of Qualified National Labor. Many of its residents are moving to other countries, causing a shortage of workers, consequently forcing its contractors to import labor from other regions of the globe. This is the case with ST Maintenance and Services, which made a call a few days ago for the following professionals:

Pipe Fitters
TIG Welders
MIG/MAG Welders
Assembly Metalworkers
Electricians
Helpers
Laborers
Masons

All candidates must prove experience and training in the functions listed above. It will also be necessary to present the ISQ Security Passport or equivalent/VCA security training. In the case of Brazilians, it will also be necessary to have a passport issued by the Federal Police.

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