Excelente vaga para Supervisor Sênior de Tubulação na Poyry

Excellent Vacancy for Senior Pipeline Supervisor at Poyry

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Published on 11/09/2018 at 09:09

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Poyry Company Operating in Supervision and Industrial Coordination Opens Vacancy for Senior Piping Supervisor with Solid Experience

Poyry is seeking a professional with experience to act in piping supervision at its unit in São Paulo. Poyry is an international consulting and engineering company that globally serves clients in the industrial and energy sectors and provides services locally to various strategic markets. Interested professionals in this opportunity, the article follows with the main information about the process.

Job Requirements

Management of a team of engineers, designers, and drafters in the Piping discipline. Solid experience in piping projects. Control of the physical progress of the Piping discipline. Flexibility analysis. Location and detailing of piping supports. Survey and requisition of piping materials and data on-site. Solid knowledge of products from other disciplines.

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Knowledge of the most commonly used calculations in Piping, such as: line diameter, minimum necessary off-set length, calculation of small metal structures for piping supports, minimum thicknesses for piping.

Knowledge of main suppliers of piping materials. Ability to manage inter-disciplinary conflicts, ability to analyze Client-Poyry problems. Advanced English – fluent. Desirable to have progressed through the role scale: Drafter, Designer-Drafter, and Designer. MSOffice, Expedition, Internet, Lotus Notes, AutoCad, PDS, PDMS, SP3D, PARM, Timesheet.

How to Apply

Interested candidates can click the link to send their resume: https://www.vagas.com.br/vagas/v1760870/supervisor-senior-de-tubulacao.html

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Excellent Vacancy for Senior Pipeline Supervisor at Poyry

Poyry Company Operating in Supervision and Industrial Coordination Opens Vacancy for Senior Piping Supervisor with Solid Experience

Job Requirements

How to Apply

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Excellent Vacancy for Senior Pipeline Supervisor at Poyry

Poyry Company Operating in Supervision and Industrial Coordination Opens Vacancy for Senior Piping Supervisor with Solid Experience

Job Requirements

How to Apply

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