Globaljet está contratando para atender demanda em Suape

Globaljet Is Hiring to Meet Demand in Suape

Escrito por Paulo Nogueira

Publicado em 27/04/2019 às 01:00

Atualizado em 27/04/2019 às 09:38

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The Maintenance Company Globaljet Is Hiring in Various Sectors for Qualified Professionals with Proven Work Experience.

The maintenance company Globaljet announced yesterday morning, April 25, through its official news outlet, job openings to meet demands in Suape – Pernambuco. The positions are for Inspector and Paint Supervisor; Hydroblasters, Painter, and Blaster. If you are a qualified professional in any of the mentioned roles, keep reading to find out all the details.

About the Job Openings

Painting Inspector N1 / IRATA N3
Painting Supervisor
Hydroblaster Painter
Hydroblaster Painter / IRATA N3
Blaster
Airless Painter

Requirements

Proven experience documented in the employment record
Certification of courses relevant to the position
Willingness to live and work near Suape/PE.

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Application

If you are a specialized professional in any of the disclosed positions, have qualifications and proven experience, and are available to live in Suape/PE, send your resume to cleison.louback@globaljet.ind.br and comercial1@globaljet.ind.br indicating the job title in the subject line of the email. Good Luck!

Globaljet offers the most modern services in maintenance of metal structures and piping, mechanical maintenance, manufacturing and assembly, abrasive blasting, hydroblasting, and industrial painting. With a privileged physical structure and location, Globaljet serves clients of small, medium, and large sizes.

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About the Job Openings

Requirements

Application

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