Infrared Service anuncia muitas vagas offshore e onshore para mecânicos, técnicos e engenheiros no RJ, ES e SP

Infrared Service Announces Many Offshore and Onshore Positions for Mechanics, Technicians, and Engineers in RJ, ES, and SP

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/11/2019 at 11:42

Updated on 29/11/2019 at 11:44

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Engineering Company in Maintenance and Nondestructive Testing Announces Many Openings for Lubrication and Predictive Professionals

Infrared Service Engineering announces job openings for professionals with elementary, secondary, and higher education in the regions of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Espírito Santo. Constellation announced yesterday job openings to support offshore projects in Rio de Janeiro

A Infrared Service has harnessed the potential of combining an experienced team of professionals with the latest practices and technologies. More than 75% of the 100 largest companies in Brazil are clients of Infrared Service.

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Lubrication Mechanics

Macaé – RJ (code – Lub Macaé)
Caraguatatuba – SP (code – Lub Caraguá)
Itaboraí – RJ (code – Lub Itaboraí)
Linhares – ES (code – Lub Linhares)
Anchieta – ES (code – Lub Anchieta)

Offshore Lubrication Mechanics on a 14×14 Schedule

Rio de Janeiro (code – Lub offshore)

Lubrication Engineer

Rio de Janeiro (code – Eng. Lub)

Mechanical Engineer – Specialized in Predictive

Rio de Janeiro (code – Eng. Pred)

Predictive Mechanical Technician with Proven Experience in Alcohol/Sugar Plant

Votuporanga – SP (code – Téc. Pred. Usina)

Mechanical, Electrical, or Electromechanical Technicians Early in Career for Predictive Trainee

Mairiporã – SP with frequent travel and offshore assignments (code. Téc. Pred. Elétrica)

Electrical Predictive Technician

Requirements: knowledge in thermography, ultrasound, motor circuit analysis, current analysis, isolation oil collection from transformer

Mairiporã – SP with frequent travel and offshore assignments (code. Téc. Pred. Elétrica)

Application for Infrared Service Job Openings

Interested parties should send a detailed CV with salary expectations to rhseguro@infraredservice.com.br, indicating in the email subject line the code of the position they are applying for. GOOD LUCK!

Infrared Service Announces Many Offshore and Onshore Positions for Mechanics, Technicians, and Engineers in RJ, ES, and SP

Engineering Company in Maintenance and Nondestructive Testing Announces Many Openings for Lubrication and Predictive Professionals

Lubrication Mechanics

Offshore Lubrication Mechanics on a 14×14 Schedule

Lubrication Engineer

Mechanical Engineer – Specialized in Predictive

Predictive Mechanical Technician with Proven Experience in Alcohol/Sugar Plant

Mechanical, Electrical, or Electromechanical Technicians Early in Career for Predictive Trainee

Electrical Predictive Technician

Application for Infrared Service Job Openings

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Infrared Service Announces Many Offshore and Onshore Positions for Mechanics, Technicians, and Engineers in RJ, ES, and SP

Engineering Company in Maintenance and Nondestructive Testing Announces Many Openings for Lubrication and Predictive Professionals

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Offshore Lubrication Mechanics on a 14×14 Schedule

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