Estaleiro ICN Itaguaí encerra a semana com vaga de emprego para Técnico de Instrumentação

ICN Shipyard Itaguaí Ends The Week With Job Opening For Instrumentation Technician

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/12/2019 at 07:09

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ICN – Company Responsible for Manufacturing Brazil’s First Nuclear-Powered Submarine Opens Job Vacancies for High School Graduates

The ICN shipyard in Itaguaí announced yesterday, December 6, job openings for Technical High School professionals in Instrumentation. If you are a professional in this field and a resident of the area, don’t miss this opportunity. HOLD ON! There are 50 job openings for high school and higher education to work at the multinational General Electric, today December 7.

The shipyard is responsible for manufacturing Brazil’s first nuclear-powered submarine and the four most modern conventional submarines in the world, which are being constructed simultaneously at the Naval Complex of Itaguaí in Rio de Janeiro.

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Instrumentation Technician

Requirements: Complete Technical Education

Main Responsibilities: Responsible for the technical analysis of the acquisition of measurement and control products and services, as well as measuring, calibrating standards, equipment, systems, and measurement and control instruments.

Benefits: The company offers employees Medical Assistance, Dental Assistance, Profit Sharing, Private Pension, Cafeteria, Life Insurance, and Food Voucher.

Application

If you are a specialized professional in the above function and a resident of the area click here to apply. Applications will be accepted until tomorrow, December 8. GOOD LUCK!

ICN Shipyard Itaguaí Ends The Week With Job Opening For Instrumentation Technician

ICN – Company Responsible for Manufacturing Brazil’s First Nuclear-Powered Submarine Opens Job Vacancies for High School Graduates

Instrumentation Technician

Application

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