Industrial Blasting and Painting Company Seeks Qualified Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/03/2019 at 08:45

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ColorBras Starts Hiring Painters, Blasters, General Helpers, and Painting Supervisors for Service Execution in the Industrial Sector

Candidates with experience in the industrial painting field may have a good chance of placement through opportunities promoted by ColorBras less than 24 hours ago from this post. It is extremely specialized in this type of service, such as: Blasting, Thermal Insulation, Industrial Painting, and Carbon Steel.

Available Positions

Painters
Blasters
General Helpers
Painting Supervisors

The interesting aspect of these vacancies in the industrial painting field is that the company practically placed no type of hindrance or limitation; it simply posted the functions and asked candidates to send their resumes. All we know is that it is based in the city of Sertãozinho – SP.

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⇒ Their Main Partners/Clients Are: Engex – Energy Engineering, Fenix Industrial Solutions, Biosev, Bevap, CPFL Renováveis, Grupo Detoni, CAP, Baldim – Bioenergy Group, Alston, Usina Ipiranga, RG Sertal, Delta, Bunge, Caldan, Usina Ester, Gran Norte, Desidério, JB Industrial Solutions, Romestec, Bononi Industrial Equipment, and Romasul

Interested candidates within the functions can send their resumes to rh@colorbras.com.br, stating in the subject line the name of the position they are applying for.

What Is Industrial Painting and What Is It For?

Its main purpose is anti-corrosive protection. Metal structures, tanks, pipes, machines, and equipment, in addition to industrial floors, can and should be protected, reducing maintenance costs and increasing their durability.

Industrial Painting has several uses, such as: identification of fluids in tanks, reservoirs, pipes, etc., greater or lesser heat absorption, aesthetic purpose, signaling of structures and/or equipment, and for CORROSION TREATMENT.

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