Lifting Group busca no Rio de Janeiro Técnicos com CFT ativo para atividade offshore neste dia, 17 de outubro

Lifting Group Searches in Rio de Janeiro for Technicians with Active CFT for Offshore Activity on This Day, October 17

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/10/2019 at 20:02

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Lifting Group, An Offshore Company, Is Hiring Technicians with Active CFT Who Are Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro

For Rio de Janeiro, Lifting, a provider of Technical, Electrical, and Commercial Assistance Services in the Naval and Industrial Sector, announced through its official news outlet on the afternoon of this Thursday, 16, offshore vacancies for high school professionals. Elfe is hiring in Macaé for activities at the Cabiúnas Terminal on this day, October 17.

The LIFTING, a company founded on November 18, 1993, in the Electricity sector specialized in Repairs, Maintenance, and Installation of Electrical and Automation Equipment, operates as a provider of Technical, Electrical, and Commercial Assistance Services in the Naval and Industrial Sector.

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Offshore Electrical Technician

Requirements

Experience with cable trays, electrical controls, panel assembly, and various electrical areas on ships and/or platforms.
Technical High School Diploma in Electricity;
Active CFT;
CBSP + HUET;
NR 10, NR 10 SEP, NR 33, NR 35;
Irata will be a plus.

Benefits

Salary: to be negotiated;
Transportation voucher;
Health and Dental insurance;
Life insurance.

Application for the Position at Lifting Rio de Janeiro

If you are a professional specialized in the above function and meet all the requirements set by the company, don’t miss this great opportunity and send your resume to the email rh@kingdomconsultoria.com.br, and be sure to include the job title in the subject line of the email.

Remember to review your resume and check if all your information is up to date, especially your contact details, experiences, certificates, courses, and qualifications! GOOD LUCK!

Lifting Group Searches in Rio de Janeiro for Technicians with Active CFT for Offshore Activity on This Day, October 17

Lifting Group, An Offshore Company, Is Hiring Technicians with Active CFT Who Are Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro

Offshore Electrical Technician

Benefits

Application for the Position at Lifting Rio de Janeiro

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