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Metasa Announces Job Openings for High School Graduates on December 17

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/12/2019 at 18:29

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The Positions Are for Professionals Acting as Inspectors or Supply Assistants at Metasa, Check Now the Requirements and Apply Now

The oil and gas sector continues to hire! Many companies are recruiting professionals at this year’s end to kick off 2020 with everything. This time, Metasa Engenharia announced new job openings for candidates with completed high school in specific roles. Also check out which distribution company has job openings for logistics assistants under a temporary regime in PE

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Metasa produces engineering solutions, manufacturing, and assembly in the field of metal structures in the oil and gas, petrochemical, steel, mining, infrastructure, and pulp and paper industries with technology and quality.

See below the open opportunities at this company and the requirements for the position.

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REQUIREMENTS:

Completed High School
Proven Qualification
Availability to reside in Marau-RS
Experience in metal structures

Responsibilities: Inspect assemblies according to projects/drawings and according to the systematic, tolerances, and methods described in the procedure; Accompany clients and inspections during inspections.

Supply Assistant

REQUIREMENTS:

Completed High School
Knowledge in IT

Responsibilities: Manage/schedule transportation services to factories; Support analysts in the area; Work on spreadsheet preparation in Excel; Address requests from internal areas.

For both positions, the company requires skills such as: Teamwork; Commitment; Initiative; Proactivity; Flexibility.

Application for Job Openings

Interested candidates who meet the profile required by the company should apply by sending their resume to the email selecao@metasa.com.br or contact by phone (54)3342-7452 for more information.

Metasa also offers benefits such as: Health Plan; Dental Office at the company; Company Restaurant; Transportation; Pharmacy Agreement; Life Insurance; Food Card.

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