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Many Job Openings Today For Boilermakers, Mechanics, Torch Cutters, And More In Itaboraí, RJ

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Published on 07/01/2020 at 14:28

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Sine de Itaboraí Offers Many Job Openings This Day, December 7. Check Out the Various Positions for Residents of the Region

Sine Itaboraí has job openings available starting this Tuesday, December 7, with immediate hiring, and the city is gradually resuming its activities. If you are a resident of RJ, take advantage of the recently announced 100 vacancies for Forklift Operator.

The city received the sad news last month that Petrobras opted to end Comperj. The economic feasibility study related to the completion of the Comperj refinery construction showed that completing the construction of the refinery does not present economic attractiveness.

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Check Out the Job Openings Available for Itaboraí, RJ

04 vacancies for Assembler Mechanic: must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for External Salesperson: must be a resident of Itaboraí, São Gonçalo, Tanguá, and Rio Bonito.
01 vacancy for Cleaning Assistant: must be female, have experience, aged between 40 and 50 years, and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for Surveying Assistant: must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for Welder: must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for Mechanical Supervisor: must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for Torch Cutter: must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for Truck Wrecker Operator: must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for Light Vehicle Driver (Van): must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for Backhoe Operator: must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.
01 vacancy for Signalman: must have experience and be a resident of Itaboraí.

Application

To apply, just go to the unit carrying the following documents: ID, work card; proof of residence with postal code; PIS or Citizen Card.

Sine de Itaboraí is located at Rua José Leandro, No. 47, Center (former building of Colégio Leão XIII). Hours of operation are Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM.

Many Job Openings Today For Boilermakers, Mechanics, Torch Cutters, And More In Itaboraí, RJ

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Many Job Openings Today For Boilermakers, Mechanics, Torch Cutters, And More In Itaboraí, RJ

Sine de Itaboraí Offers Many Job Openings This Day, December 7. Check Out the Various Positions for Residents of the Region

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Check Out the Job Openings Available for Itaboraí, RJ

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Austrian engineers have developed an inflatable concrete technology that transforms flat slabs into domes using only air pressure, eliminating scaffolding and temporary forms, and potentially changing the way bridges, tunnels, and curved roofs are constructed worldwide.

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