Portuguese Company Is Hiring Professionals for the Netherlands and Belgium

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 24/07/2019 at 09:00

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Company With Strong Presence in Petrochemicals and Refineries is Recruiting Professionals to Work in Other European Countries, Such as the Netherlands and Belgium

The WeldPro Group, an industrial service provider, has just published great opportunities in various operational roles and even for supervisors.
The professionals must have legal authorization to work in Portugal, but according to the company’s announcement, the countries of operation for these professionals will be the Netherlands and Belgium.

WELDPRO GLOBAL operates in the field of metal construction and assembly and outsources specialized personnel while collaborating with highly experienced professionals in different metallurgical sectors.

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Job Listings and Requirements: (Location: Belgium)

Pipe Supervisors
Plumbers
Flange Fitters
TIG Welders

Start Date: Mid-September
Requirements: VCA (Mandatory)
Minimum of 3 years of experience in the desired roles
Plumbers and Fitters with Flanges ISO 10 certification (Mandatory);
Supervisors with spoken and written English knowledge (Mandatory);

Job Listings and Requirements: (Location: Netherlands)

Supervisors
Welding Supervisors
Pipe Team Leaders
Plumbers
Flange Fitters
TIG Welders

Location: Netherlands
Start Date: End of August
Requirements: VCA (Mandatory)
Minimum of 3 years of experience in the desired roles
Plumbers and Fitters with Flanges ISO 10 certification (Mandatory);
Supervisors with spoken and written English knowledge (Mandatory).

WeldPro announces that those interested should send an email to candidaturas@weldpro.pt. Don’t miss your chance to build an international career in the Netherlands or Belgium, two of the best countries to live in Europe.

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Portuguese Company Is Hiring Professionals for the Netherlands and Belgium

Company With Strong Presence in Petrochemicals and Refineries is Recruiting Professionals to Work in Other European Countries, Such as the Netherlands and Belgium

Job Listings and Requirements: (Location: Belgium)

Job Listings and Requirements: (Location: Netherlands)

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Portuguese Company Is Hiring Professionals for the Netherlands and Belgium

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