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ICV Brazil Seeks EVS, Welding, Dimensional, and Painting Inspectors

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 12/06/2019 at 19:23

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Inspectors of Four Specialties Are Being Requested by ICV Brazil, a Major Company in the Field, and Professionals Will Need to Prove a Minimum Experience of 5 Years.

ICV Brazil, a company specialized in inspection services, opened a selection process on June 10 for four types of inspector specialties.
It was not informed in the company’s HR announcement whether the positions are onshore or offshore, so if you have your qualifications up to date, apply for the positions by sending your resume as requested at the end of the article.

ICV Brazil operates in the areas of Inspection, certification, and surveying since July 2014, providing specialized services in quality assurance and compliance assessment according to regulatory technical requirements and specific client needs.

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See the List of Inspectors That ICV Brazil Is Hiring:

Level 2 Dimensional Control Inspector: CD-CL Level 2.
Level 2 Visual Testing Inspector: EV–N2-S.
Level 1 Welding Inspector: IS-N1.
Level 1 and Level 2 Painting Inspector.

Prerequisite:

Experience: At least 5 years.

ICV Brazil requests that interested parties send their updated resume to comercial@icvbrasil.com.

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ICV Brazil Seeks EVS, Welding, Dimensional, and Painting Inspectors

Inspectors of Four Specialties Are Being Requested by ICV Brazil, a Major Company in the Field, and Professionals Will Need to Prove a Minimum Experience of 5 Years.

See the List of Inspectors That ICV Brazil Is Hiring:

Prerequisite:

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See the List of Inspectors That ICV Brazil Is Hiring:

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