Many Job Openings in Macaé, SP and ES Posted by Priner's Human Resources Operating in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Steel, and Infrastructure

Many Job Openings in Macaé, SP and ES Posted by Priner’s Human Resources Operating in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Steel, and Infrastructure

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Published on 25/09/2020 at 10:35

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Professionals from Macaé, SP and ES There Are Many Job Openings at Priner for Candidates in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Metallurgy and Infrastructure

The job openings available for Macaé, SP and ES announced by the HR department of Priner, a company recognized in the market for its contracts in the offshore, Naval, Mining, Metallurgy and Infrastructure sectors, are for various positions. See below how to submit your resume. Offshore contracts in Rio das Ostras and Macaé demand many job openings today at the Norwegian Aker Solutions

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The Priner Group operates through Priner Industrial Services, Priner Equipment Rental, Smartcoat Engineering in Coatings, and Isolafácil, in the areas of Petrochemicals, Pulp and Paper, Metallurgy, Offshore, Naval, Mining and Infrastructure.

Specialized in access, industrial painting, surface treatment, thermal insulation, and pressurized habitat, the Priner Group seeks innovative solutions that offer practicality, combining productivity and environmental conservation.

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Check Below All Job Openings to Work in Macaé, SP and ES at the Service Provider in Offshore and Naval – Priner

Open Positions in the Segments of:

Access
Industrial Painting
Thermal Insulation

Application

Interested candidates for job openings should send their resumes to Human Resources directly on the Priner website by clicking here or to the following emails respecting each region:

SP: curriculo.sp@priner.com.br
ES: curriculo.es@priner.com.br
Macaé: curriculo.rj@priner.com.br

Many Job Openings in Macaé, SP and ES Posted by Priner’s Human Resources Operating in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Steel, and Infrastructure

Professionals from Macaé, SP and ES There Are Many Job Openings at Priner for Candidates in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Metallurgy and Infrastructure

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Check Below All Job Openings to Work in Macaé, SP and ES at the Service Provider in Offshore and Naval – Priner

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Many Job Openings in Macaé, SP and ES Posted by Priner’s Human Resources Operating in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Steel, and Infrastructure

Professionals from Macaé, SP and ES There Are Many Job Openings at Priner for Candidates in Offshore, Naval, Mining, Metallurgy and Infrastructure

Read Also

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