Manserv Releases Offshore Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 14/07/2019 at 18:37

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The Offshore Positions Are Intended for Maintenance Activities and Were Announced by Manserv This Saturday, July 13th, Fully Updated.

Manserv Started an Offshore Selection Process This Saturday, July 13th, with Updated Positions for the Painter Lettering and Airless Painter, Who Are Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro. The Positions Were Announced Through the Official Communication from the Company’s Human Resources. Please Pay Close Attention and Follow the Requirements for Each Position to Maximize Your Chances of Being Called.

This Is an Excellent Opportunity in a Company with 30 Years of Existence, Genuinely Brazilian, Focused on Providing Services for the Maintenance, Facilities, and Logistics Fields, Serving the Main Sectors of the Economy. With Coverage Across the National Territory and Also in Latin America, It Offers Customized Solutions to Meet Clients’ Needs, Contributing to Their Efficiency and Productivity.

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Painter Lettering – COD V000115

Requirements

Proven Experience in the Role in CTPS
CBSP
HUET
NR33
NR35

Airless Painter – COD V000116

Requirements

Proven Experience in the Role in CTPS
CBSP
HUET
NR33
NR35

Application

If You Are a Professional Specialized in Any of the Above Areas, Meet the Company’s Requirements, and Are Available to Work in Rio de Janeiro, Send Your Resume to rh.manservmacae@gmail.com Indicating the Job Code in the Email Subject Line. Good Luck!

400 Professionals Are Required to Work at Rock in Rio 2019. Resume Submission by 15/07!

Manserv Releases Offshore Job Openings for Rio de Janeiro

The Offshore Positions Are Intended for Maintenance Activities and Were Announced by Manserv This Saturday, July 13th, Fully Updated.

Painter Lettering – COD V000115

Airless Painter – COD V000116

Application

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