JCastro Consulting with Many Positions Available to Provide Services to Petrobras

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 04/07/2019 at 10:31

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There are openings for Scaffold Assemblers, Electricians, Technicians, Supervisors, Coordinators, and Safety Technicians, totaling nine different positions. Resume submission is only open until tomorrow (07/05).

JCastro HR consulting has just started an extensive selection process aiming to hire nine positions for a major client that provides services to Petrobras.
See below the list of professionals that JCastro is looking for and learn a bit more about this consulting company.

JCastro was founded in 2007 by professionals with solid experience in the human capital market who understood that they can contribute to organizations in building safe practices for the recruitment, attraction, development, monitoring, and guidance of their human capital, developing smart solutions to offer.

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Check out the list of vacancies, all for services to Petrobras

Quality Control Coordinator
Complementary Team Supervisor – High School with Technical Training in Mechanics
Electrical Team Supervisor – Technical Training in Electrical
Occupational Safety Technicians
Planning Technician – High School with Technical Training in Electrotechnics or Electromechanics
Materials Technician – Supply Chain Management, High School with Industrial Technical Training
Electrotechnics Technician – Technical course in electrotechnics
Industrial Electrician – Complete Elementary Education, Course in Electrician from an institution recognized by the MEC
Scaffold Assembler – High School

JCastro is a company based in Recife, Pernambuco, but did not provide details in the announcement about its client providing services to Petrobras.

JCastro requests that interested candidates who fit the profile send their resume with the job title by July 5, 2019, to the email: selecao@jcastroconsultoria.com.br

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JCastro Consulting with Many Positions Available to Provide Services to Petrobras

There are openings for Scaffold Assemblers, Electricians, Technicians, Supervisors, Coordinators, and Safety Technicians, totaling nine different positions. Resume submission is only open until tomorrow (07/05).

Check out the list of vacancies, all for services to Petrobras

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