Aldelia Brasil, Multinational HR Consulting Firm, Hires New Professionals for URGENT Offshore Positions Embarking in January

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Published on 17/12/2022 at 17:36

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Aldelia Brazil Is Urgently Seeking New Offshore Professionals to Start Working in January 2023

Multinational HR consulting company, Aldelia is seeking new professionals in Brazil and has announced the opening of urgent job vacancies. The offered positions are located in Rio de Janeiro (RJ), but with an offshore modality. Opportunities such as structural welder and piping welder are available, set to begin in January 2023. To learn about the available positions and how to apply, continue reading!

More Information About Aldelia and How to Apply for Available Positions

Aldelia is committed to finding tailored and successful recruitment solutions designed to promptly meet clients’ needs at all levels. Founded in 2005, Aldelia is currently present and operating in over 30 countries in Europe, the Middle East, South America, and mainly Africa, and has established itself as one of the leading firms in professional recruitment services.

Today, the company is offering several offshore job vacancies, such as structural welder and piping welder, urgently needed to start in January 2023. If you are interested in joining the Aldelia team, simply send your resume to the email: recrutamento@aldelia.com. All available opportunities will be listed right below in the article!

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Offshore Job Vacancies Offered by Aldelia Brazil

Interested in working offshore with Aldelia Brazil? Here are the positions announced by the company to start in January 2023:

Structural Welder
Non-Destructive Testing Assistant
Piping Welder
Senior Piping Welder
Beveler

Attention! The company urgently needs new offshore professionals for immediate start next month. Therefore, it’s important that resumes are sent as quickly as possible. Good luck! Want to know more about what it’s like to work on a ship? Watch this video on the YouTube channel “Eu, digo, Rodrigo”, which shows 24 hours of your offshore routine.

Aldelia Brasil, Multinational HR Consulting Firm, Hires New Professionals for URGENT Offshore Positions Embarking in January

Aldelia Brazil Is Urgently Seeking New Offshore Professionals to Start Working in January 2023

More Information About Aldelia and How to Apply for Available Positions

Offshore Job Vacancies Offered by Aldelia Brazil

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