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Rio de Janeiro Company Specializing in Fire Systems Requests Resumes for All Positions

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 14/10/2019 at 11:31

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Rio de Janeiro Has A Company Specializing In Fire Systems And Risk Prevention Looking For Resumes For All Positions, Announcement Made On October 9th

SPRINK Risk Prevention Solutions, based in Rio de Janeiro, announced on October 9th, on its professional social network, that it has opened a process for receiving resumes for all positions. Faetec Rio Opens More Than 200 Positions In A Competition.
The company is in strong expansion in the market and is looking for professionals who want to join its team of employees.

The SPRINK Risk Prevention Solutions was founded in 1976, is located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, and has already installed millions of sprinkler heads. Today, it has approximately 2,000 employees.
The company has trained about 15,000 Professional Civil Firefighters, providing services in Shopping Centers, Industries, Airports, Telecommunications, Oil & Gas, and large buildings, servicing around 200 buildings, including maintenance of Systems.

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SPRINK is a company that has been operating for almost 50 years in Fire Engineering, SMS, and emergency responses. To get this far, the company always chooses the best professionals in the market.

It is worth remembering that the company is looking for professionals from all backgrounds and all levels of MOD (direct labor) and MOI (indirect labor) to meet its contracts not only in the state of Rio de Janeiro but throughout Brazil.

If you are interested in being part of this team, send your resume to recrutamentosprink@sprink.com.br and good luck!

Rio de Janeiro Company Specializing in Fire Systems Requests Resumes for All Positions

Rio de Janeiro Has A Company Specializing In Fire Systems And Risk Prevention Looking For Resumes For All Positions, Announcement Made On October 9th

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