Australian Oil And Gas Multinational Worley Calls For Technicians For Job Openings In Rio de Janeiro On August 7

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Published on 07/08/2021 at 14:25

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The Australian Giant Worley Opens a Selection Process in Rio de Janeiro for Technical High School Professionals. Register Your Resume

The job vacancies announced by the multinational Worley are for various technical high school functions to support the company’s projects in the state of Rio de Janeiro. Register your resume now and build your career with a global oil and gas company!

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Worley is an Australian company that is a leader in the O&G and Energy market. Its global presence is established in 60 countries and employs over 60,000 professionals. In Brazil, the multinational engages in hydrocarbons (Oil and Gas), mining and metals, infrastructure, electricity, the chemical industry, and the environmental segment.

ATTENTION! Click Petróleo e Gás Is Not Responsible for Applications; The Job Vacancies Below for Rio de Janeiro Opened by Worley Are External and May Expire at Any Moment on the Company’s Website.

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Worley Job Vacancies for Construction in Rio de Janeiro

Environmental Technician – 4 Vacancies

Technical education (high school) or Technologist in Environmental Studies
Knowledge of environmental legislation, licenses, and permits
Experience in sanitation companies or environmental agencies preferred
Active and valid driver’s license
Willingness to travel short distances
Proficiency in using applications on tablets or smartphones
Reside in Rio de Janeiro

Hydraulic and Mechanical Technician – 4 Vacancies

Technical education (high school) or Technologist in Mechanical/Hydraulic Studies
Knowledge of industrial hydraulic systems and piping
Experience in sanitation companies
Active and valid driver’s license
Willingness to travel short distances
Proficiency in using applications on tablets or smartphones
Reside in Rio de Janeiro

Civil Technician – 4 Vacancies

Technical education (high school) or Technologist in Civil Engineering/Buildings
Knowledge of concrete structures and pathologies
Preferred knowledge in metal structures
Active and valid driver’s license
Willingness to travel short distances
Proficiency in using applications on tablets or smartphones
Reside in Rio de Janeiro

Electrical/Automation Technician – 4 Vacancies

Technical education (high school) or Technologist in Electrical/Automation Studies
Knowledge of industrial electrical installations, motors, panels, and automation
Preferred experience in sanitation companies
Active and valid driver’s license
Willingness to travel short distances
Proficiency in using applications on tablets or smartphones
Reside in Rio de Janeiro

Administrative Technician – 4 Vacancies

Technical education (high school) or Technologist in Administration
Knowledge of Office Suite
Preferred experience in asset management activities
Active and valid driver’s license
Willingness to travel short distances
Proficiency in using applications on tablets or smartphones
Reside in Rio de Janeiro

Application: Interested candidates for the job vacancies above should click on the desired position. Good luck to all candidates.

Australian Oil And Gas Multinational Worley Calls For Technicians For Job Openings In Rio de Janeiro On August 7

The Australian Giant Worley Opens a Selection Process in Rio de Janeiro for Technical High School Professionals. Register Your Resume

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Australian Oil And Gas Multinational Worley Calls For Technicians For Job Openings In Rio de Janeiro On August 7

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