Estrutural Calls Technicians and Engineers for Maintenance Shutdowns Across the Country

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Published on 04/07/2019 at 06:43

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Large Oil And Gas Service Company Is Conducting A Selection Process For Engineers And Technicians Aiming At The Planning Of Maintenance Shutdowns For Refineries

A Estrutural starts selection of professionals with technical and higher education to work as technicians and Planning Engineers for Maintenance Shutdowns of refineries throughout Brazil.
See the details of the positions and how you can apply for these excellent opportunities.

Operating in the industrial maintenance market for over two decades, Estrutural has been continuously adapting to the needs and challenges of its clients, having accumulated extensive experience and great credibility throughout the Brazilian industrial maintenance market, especially in the Oil sector.

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Planning Engineers For Shutdowns (Click Here To Register On The Company’s Website)

Location: Refineries in various locations
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Metallurgical, Production, Civil, etc)

Description: Experience in industrial maintenance activities of oil processing plants, derivatives or petrochemicals, proven in WORK CARD and/or contract; Experience in planning, managing teams, measuring services and negotiating with clients, developing schedules, daily appropriation of services, field monitoring, overall project control in a multidisciplinary environment: Mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, civil, automation, etc; Knowledge of project management, planning and control tools, especially Primavera P6; Knowledge of the MSOffice application suite (Access, Word, PowerPoint, MS Project) with advanced Excel skills. Also send an email to recrutamento@estruturalrs.com.br

Planning Technicians For Shutdowns (Click Here To Register On The Company’s Website)

Location: Refineries in various locations
Education: High school diploma and desirable technical education

Description: Experience in industrial maintenance activities of oil processing plants, derivatives or petrochemicals, proven in WORK CARD and/or contract; Experience in planning, developing schedules, daily appropriation of services, field monitoring, overall project control in a multidisciplinary environment: Mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, civil, automation, etc; Knowledge of project management, planning and control tools, especially Primavera P6.

Estrutural Calls Technicians and Engineers for Maintenance Shutdowns Across the Country

Large Oil And Gas Service Company Is Conducting A Selection Process For Engineers And Technicians Aiming At The Planning Of Maintenance Shutdowns For Refineries

Planning Engineers For Shutdowns (Click Here To Register On The Company’s Website)

Planning Technicians For Shutdowns (Click Here To Register On The Company’s Website)

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Estrutural Calls Technicians and Engineers for Maintenance Shutdowns Across the Country

Large Oil And Gas Service Company Is Conducting A Selection Process For Engineers And Technicians Aiming At The Planning Of Maintenance Shutdowns For Refineries

Planning Engineers For Shutdowns (Click Here To Register On The Company’s Website)

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