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Company From Rio das Ostras Hires Scaffolding Assembler

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/05/2018 at 07:40

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Professionals With Experience as Scaffolders Are Called to Work for a Company in Rio das Ostras

If you are a Scaffolder, here is a good opportunity to seek reemployment. RC Andaimes, located in the city of Rio das Ostras, in the interior of Rio de Janeiro, is looking for professionals with experience in this area who are available to work on some of their projects. It is worth noting that the positions are not offshore; they are for land activities. If you are looking for offshore vacancies in this area, here is a list of some companies that usually hire, but for this position, here are the requirements and contact information:

Minimum Requirements

A company located in Rio das Ostras is holding a selection process for Scaffolders with experience. The hiring regime is intermittent, with a signed work card, transportation voucher, and meal voucher. Relevant courses and completion of elementary school are required. Work is from Monday to Friday, with preference given to residents of Rio das Ostras, but this is not a disqualifying factor. Please send your resume to logistica@rcandaimes.com, stating the position in the subject line of the message.

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Company From Rio das Ostras Hires Scaffolding Assembler

Professionals With Experience as Scaffolders Are Called to Work for a Company in Rio das Ostras

Minimum Requirements

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Company From Rio das Ostras Hires Scaffolding Assembler

Professionals With Experience as Scaffolders Are Called to Work for a Company in Rio das Ostras

Minimum Requirements

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