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Technical Internship in Occupational Safety to Work in Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 28/11/2018 at 07:44

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Multinational Pharmaceutical Company Located in Jacarepaguá/RJ Opens Internship Position for Technical Safety Internship

The Technical Internship in Safety to work in Rio de Janeiro at the Multinational Pharmaceutical Company located in Jacarepaguá was announced by Randstad, a global leader in HR solutions. Randstad combines its passion for people with the power of today’s intelligent machines, supporting people and organizations in realizing their true potential. We call this human forward.

Internship Position Information

The company is looking for a candidate who has a high school diploma and is currently enrolled in a Technical Safety course with an expected completion date in December 2019, who has proficiency in Excel, intermediate English, and availability to work from Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 3 PM.

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The Multinational Pharmaceutical Company offers the Technical Safety Internship candidate benefits such as a scholarship of R$ 1,150, on-site meals, transportation assistance, and medical and dental assistance.

The candidate for the Internship will be involved with the following activities in the industry: chemical product control, CIPA control, legislation, PPE signage, among other activities.

The Randstad team of consultants is qualified and dedicated to ensuring that each recruited candidate is the right fit for the position, delivering the best talents. If you meet the profile and are interested in the position, don’t miss out, click here and register!To apply, the candidate needs to be registered on the VAGAS website. Looking for an internship? Grupo Neoenergia opened 200 internship positions for 2019! Click here to learn more!

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Technical Internship in Occupational Safety to Work in Rio de Janeiro

Multinational Pharmaceutical Company Located in Jacarepaguá/RJ Opens Internship Position for Technical Safety Internship

Internship Position Information

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