Instrumentação Mecânica Company Hires Technicians, Boilermaker, and Painter for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 25/07/2019 at 19:20

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MEGASTEAM Opened Selection Process for Professionals Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

MEGASTEAM, a company specialized in instrumentation and inspection of pressurized equipment, with a branch in São José dos Campos/SP, announced in its official information vehicle on July 25 vacancies for the positions of Industrial Instrumentation Technician, Boilermaker, and Painter. The company informs that experience in the function is required.

Junior Instrumentation Technician – SP

Requirements

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Boilermaker – SP

Requirements

Reside in São José dos Campos or nearby
High school diploma
Availability for travel and work on weekends
Permanent CNH B
Experience in handling boiler equipment
Experience with boilers, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, and piping
Experience in preparing equipment, accessories, and consumables for welding
Availability to work Mon. to Thu. 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM / Fri 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Painter Sticker/Assistant – Rio de Janeiro

Requirements

Reside in Rio de Janeiro
High school diploma
Availability for travel and work on weekends
Permanent CNH B
Operation of cherry picker
Experience with working at heights
Experience in the role with tank painting and other equipment and application of stickers

Application

If you are interested in the vacancy, send your resume with salary expectations and the job title in the subject line of the email to vagas.megasteam@gmail.com Good Luck!

Attention, although the email does not have the official name of the company, it is the official means of communication for the human resources department of MEGASTEAM.

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Instrumentação Mecânica Company Hires Technicians, Boilermaker, and Painter for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

MEGASTEAM Opened Selection Process for Professionals Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Junior Instrumentation Technician – SP

Boilermaker – SP

Painter Sticker/Assistant – Rio de Janeiro

Application

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Instrumentação Mecânica Company Hires Technicians, Boilermaker, and Painter for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

MEGASTEAM Opened Selection Process for Professionals Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

Junior Instrumentation Technician – SP

Boilermaker – SP

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Application

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