Resume Drop-Off at Reduc Entrance Tomorrow Morning, 06/27

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/06/2019 at 17:51

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SITICOMM Will Be Responsible For Receiving Resumes For The Positions Of WELDER And PLUMBER In The Reduc Parking Lot Starting At 6 AM Tomorrow, June 27th.

The company Engecampo requested the direction of the Union (SITICOMMM) to take responsibility for receiving the resumes of professionals specialized in the positions of WELDER and PLUMBER. SITICOMMM will be waiting for professionals to deliver their resumes this Thursday, June 27th, starting at 6 AM, in the parking lot of the Duque de Caxias Refinery – Reduc – Rio de Janeiro.

If you are a professional specialized in any of the requested positions and live in the area, don’t waste your time and go deliver your resume tomorrow, but first, do not forget to update your contact details: Full name, phone number, message phone number, email address, courses, certificates, qualifications, work experience. Good luck!

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Engecampo

With over 31 years in the Industrial Engineering market, uniquely addressing all proposed challenges, Engecampo operates in the segments of: Oil & Gas – Petrochemical, Chemical and Fertilizers – Power Generation and Distribution; Mining and Steelmaking – Metal-Mechanical; Automotive, Food and Beverages; Paper & Cellulose – Plastics and Derivatives

Their activities include: Electromechanical Assemblies; EPC, Turnkey, P&C, and Maintenance Contracts; Industrial Civil Works and Building Installations; Projects, Management, and Enterprises; Industrial Maintenance Contracts; General Maintenance Shutdowns. Specialized Services and Replacement Parts.

Duque de Caxias Refinery – Reduc

The Duque de Caxias Refinery – Reduc is one of the largest in Brazil in terms of installed oil refining capacity. The refinery began production in 1961, has privileged logistics, accounting for 80% of lubricant production and the highest natural gas processing in Brazil, with 55 processed products in 43 units. Located in Baixada Fluminense, it has spurred the birth of a strong industrial hub in the region.

The Duque de Caxias Refinery connects to the Terminals of Ilha d’água, Ilha Redonda, Angra dos Reis, Cabiúnas, Campos Elíseos, Volta Redonda. It is also interconnected to the Gabriel Passos Refinery (REGAP) in Betim (MG) and the Henrique Lage Refinery (Revap) in São José dos Campos (SP).

Main products: Diesel, gasoline, aviation kerosene (QAV), asphalt, petrochemical naphtha, petrochemical gases (ethane, propane, and propylene), paraffins, lubricants, LPG, coke, sulfur.

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Resume Drop-Off at Reduc Entrance Tomorrow Morning, 06/27

SITICOMM Will Be Responsible For Receiving Resumes For The Positions Of WELDER And PLUMBER In The Reduc Parking Lot Starting At 6 AM Tomorrow, June 27th.

Engecampo

Duque de Caxias Refinery – Reduc

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Resume Drop-Off at Reduc Entrance Tomorrow Morning, 06/27

SITICOMM Will Be Responsible For Receiving Resumes For The Positions Of WELDER And PLUMBER In The Reduc Parking Lot Starting At 6 AM Tomorrow, June 27th.

Engecampo

Duque de Caxias Refinery – Reduc

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