Lifting Group With Opportunities for Maritime Professionals and Other Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/04/2019 at 13:28

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The Lifting Group, an Offshore company, has opportunities for maritime professionals, general services assistants, and IT assistants.

The Lifting service provider of Technical, Electrical, and Commercial Assistance in the Naval and Industrial Areas announced, through its official news vehicle, the vacancies for Irata, general services assistant, and IT assistant. The company offers hired employees benefits such as a salary compatible with the market, transportation voucher, health plan, and life insurance.

About the Vacancies

Irata Level 3 (2 Vacancies)

Requirements

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IT Assistant (1 Vacancy)

Job Description

Assist in the installation of software and hardware;
Provide necessary technical support to ensure the proper functioning of equipment;
Assist in the maintenance of the company’s printers;
Identify and store in an appropriate place all defective computing equipment for repair;
Control and ensure the correct use of equipment;
Perform maintenance on the Home Page;
Perform maintenance on the telecommunications and internet system;
Perform maintenance on the camera and alarm system.

Requirements:
It is necessary to have completed Technical Education in IT or related areas; Knowledge in computer networks; Knowledge in assembling and maintaining computers and notebooks; and Knowledge in CCTV.

Application

If you meet all the requirements set by the company, send your resume to the email rh@kingdomconsultoria.com.br, and be sure to include the desired position in the subject line of the email. Don’t forget to review your resume and ensure that all your details are up to date, especially contact information, experiences, and qualifications! GOOD LUCK!

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Lifting Group With Opportunities for Maritime Professionals and Other Positions

The Lifting Group, an Offshore company, has opportunities for maritime professionals, general services assistants, and IT assistants.

About the Vacancies

Irata Level 3 (2 Vacancies)

IT Assistant (1 Vacancy)

Application

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Lifting Group With Opportunities for Maritime Professionals and Other Positions

The Lifting Group, an Offshore company, has opportunities for maritime professionals, general services assistants, and IT assistants.

About the Vacancies

Irata Level 3 (2 Vacancies)

IT Assistant (1 Vacancy)

Application

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