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Salvador Company Hires Climbers and Safety Technicians Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/08/2017 at 10:20

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Selection Process in Salvador for Qualified Professionals in Climbing and Those with Technical Training in Occupational Safety. Send Your Resumes Now

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Alpiseg, a veteran company in the industrial field operating in several states in Brazil, is currently looking for qualified industrial climbers and safety technicians. Please send your resumes only if you strictly meet the requirements that will be outlined in the following paragraphs. If you wish, Petrobras has an open selection process for technical and higher education positions, access the notice here.

Climbers

We are receiving resumes from industrial climbers residing in Salvador – BA.
Send CV to: recrutamento@alpiseg.com.br and include in the subject line of the email “Specialty, Level – Salvador”

Quality Assistant/TST Position

Must have experience in quality and process management; Control of PPE, Issuance and filing of PPE records,
Inspect the receipt and organize the storage and movement of materials; Organize and maintain the file of records and documentation; Monitor the service schedule; Issue reports related to service inspections; Create a Databook for service completion; Advanced Office skills. Candidates from all over Brazil are welcome to apply, as long as they are available to travel.
Interested parties should send their resumes to recrutamento@alpiseg.com.br

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Salvador Company Hires Climbers and Safety Technicians Today

Selection Process in Salvador for Qualified Professionals in Climbing and Those with Technical Training in Occupational Safety. Send Your Resumes Now

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